Our Share of Tomorrow

Tom asked Grace out when they were sitting on the Quay. She was fifteen, he a year older, and they were very happy together. But then she had to go away – something to do with her parents. So he sat on the Quay waiting for her. And one day she came back.

Our Share of Tomorrow is a love story.

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“Unique and awe-inspiring. A heart-breaking theatrical gem, which will deeply move those fortunate enough to witness it.” – ThreeWeeks

“A resonant exploration of love and grief that shines…touching and sincere.” - The List

“This touching story of drifting, getting lost and getting found [is] beautifully written, complex and humane…Both uplifting and quite terribly sad. A play of solid quality.” - British Theatre Guide


TRAILER

Our Share of Tomorrow


CAST & CREATIVES

Written and Directed by Dan Sherer
Cast: Jot Davies
Tamsin Joanna Kennard
Toby Sawyer
Design: James Cotterill
Lighting Design: Michael Nabarro
Sound Design: Steve Mayo
Stage Manager: Steve Muckersie
Trailer: Misfit Films


DATES & TIMES

Our Share of Tomorrow ran at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival 2010 (Pleasance 2 at the Pleasance Courtyard) and York Theatre Royal (September 2010).


PARTNERS

Produced in association with York Theatre Royal & Escalator East to Edinburgh.
Supported by Arts Council England & the Foyle Foundation.


INTERACT

From the Development Period, watch the character creation sessions and the improvisations.
Add character Cleo Sparks as a friend on Facebook.
Read Tamsin Joanna Kennard’s blog.


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