Welcome to the website of Tony Earnshaw, writer. Please browse the pages and find detail of his novel, his plays, poems, and other work including links to license holders for performance.
Tony Earnshaw has been writing for many years and writing has been his main focus since 2008. Prior to that Tony used his writing skills within his local community for a number of years including writing the Millennium Revue, The Man That Gave The Year Its Number.
Tony’s poetry has also been used for the benefit of communities further afield. Following a sponsored bike ride in Kenya, Tony’s imagination and heart was captured by the charity, New Ways, and he went on to publish a book of poems sold to raise funds for this charity.
After a spell writing for amateur festivals, and winning various awards for new writing, Tony moved into writing for the professional theatre and teamed up with a group of other writers, directors and actors to form Damn Cheek Productions. His plays have been performed in London and around the UK including the Edinburgh and Buxton Fringes and enjoyed a run off Broadway in New York.
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A very special evening | Damn Cheek
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Executive Director Tony Earnshaw muses on the inspiring warmth, enthusiasm and ideas for new community theatre from Damn Cheek's recent audience in Dorking.
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Thoughts on a train I starting roughing this poem out a few weeks ago on a trip to London but with rail disputes and more on the horizon this felt a good time to dust it off and share it Mind the gap ...
Ancient Wisdom for New Times - Tony Earnshaw
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I wrote this blog for the Damn Cheek website and it can be seen there but I wanted to also include it on my own site and so, here it is. The image above is the image for the show, created by designer ...
Buds, Bonnets and Beginnings - Tony Earnshaw
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It’s easy to be downcast at the moment. The news is dire. Death, famine, war and conquest – the four horsemen of old all riding the earth. Nothing new in that, upsetting as it may be, but the suff...