Written by Craig Lightoller

The night before the execution...a King returns to the Queen he destroyed.

Step into the Tower of London on the eve of Anne Boleyn's death and witness the imagined encounter that history never recorded. Henry VIII comes in secret to the Queens apartments for one final meeting between two people who changed England forever. As the candles flicker, accusation meets defiance, love meets power and the truth hangs by a thread sharper than the French sword that waits at Dawn.

In this gripping two-act Tudor drama, Henry and Anne are alone; no courtiers, no witnesses, only the echo's of their pasts - from passion and coronation to betrayal and prophecy.

Rich in Tudor cadence and historical detail, The Falcon's Last Flight, explores the night when England's most infamous lovers faced each other for the last time.

What is said cannot be unsaid. What is lost can never be restored.

Two voices. One chamber. A kingdom on the edge of silence.

This is the London Premiere of this exciting work and it scheduled initially for one night only. 

Doors open at 7pm and the performance commences at 7.30 pm. Late comers will be admitted at a convenient time as not to disrupt the performance.

The bar at Tramshed will be open from 6pm for anyone wanting to enjoy a drink in the foyer before the show. The bar will also be open during the interval.