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An image of the logo of the fictional country of Is-Land - a red divided triangle set inside a red sun. The logo is set against a map of Is-Land and its neighbour, Non-Land.

An award-winning, creatively accessible adaptation of Naomi Foyle’s critically acclaimed eco-science fantasy quartet The Gaia Chronicles, ASTRA sets our future on a burning planet centre stage – urging audiences to believe that, together, humanity can rise to the existential challenge of our times. 

Birthed as ASTRA (2022), a multimedia theatre piece designed and directed by Raven Kaliana of Puppet (R)Evolution and winner of the 2022 Brighton Fringe ONCA Green Curtain Award, the ASTRA project has now entered an exciting new stage. Returning to her roots in Canadian theatre, Naomi Foyle has joined forces with celebrated director Peter Hinton-Davis, Order of Canada, with whom she first worked on the Dora Award-winning HUSH (Toronto, 1990). Together with Hassan Mahamdallie (Dramaturg, UK) and Isobel Hawson (Independent Theatre Consultant, UK), Naomi and Peter aim to find producing partners for a large-scale production of ASTRA: THE EPIC.

In Summer 2023, Naomi Foyle was awarded a Canada Council for the Arts Travel Grant to visit Peter Hinton-Davis and meet his theatre colleagues in Ontario. Encouraged by this trip, Naomi has now written a first draft of ASTRA ORDOTT, the first play in a trilogy to also include ROOK SONG and STAINED LIGHT.

Read more about ASTRA: THE EPIC on the new project’s website, here.

 

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Novels:

The Gaia Chronicles
The cover of Astra, Book One of The Gaia Chronicles.
Astra
The cover of Rook Song, Book Two of the Gaia Chronicles.
Rook Song
The cover of The Blood of the Hoopoe: Book Three of the Gaia Chronicles. Cover image is an colour illustration of a white lizard on a rock in a desert scene.
The Blood of the Hoopoe
The cover of Stained Light, Book Four of the Gaia Chronicles. An illustration of a robed woman standing in front of a mosque.
Stained Light
Seoul Survivors

Poetry Collections:

Salt & Snow

Adamantine

The World Cup

The Night Pavilion

Poetry Pamphlets:

Importents

No Enemy but Time

Grace of the Gamblers

No Enemy but Time

Red Hot & Bothered

Febrifugue

Critical Writing

Essays & Reviews

Academic Articles

Theatre

ASTRA (2022)

ASTRA: THE EPIC

The Strange Wife

Hush: An Opera in Two Bestial Acts

The Snow Queen

Filmpoems

Salt, Snow, Earth

Ways of Seeing Trees

Good Definition

Music

The Vales

Urban Pillow

Visual Art

@darklingeye

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