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Tim Firth was born on 13 October, 1964 in Frodsham, Cheshire, England, is an English dramatist, screenwriter and songwriter. Discover Tim Firth's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is he in this year and how he spends money? Also learn how he earned most of networth at the age of 59 years old?

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Occupation Dramatist, screenwriter, songwriter
Age 59 years old
Zodiac Sign Libra
Born 13 October, 1964
Birthday 13 October
Birthplace Frodsham, Cheshire, England
Nationality United Kingdom

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His wife is Katy Firth

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Parents Gordon Firth (father)
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Children Georgia Firth, Jack Firth, Joe Firth

Tim Firth Net Worth

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1964

Tim Firth (born 13 October 1964) is an English dramatist, screenwriter and songwriter.

Firth was born in Frodsham, England.

He spent much of his time at school writing songs and it was only a few weeks before going to Cambridge to read English that he attended an Arvon Foundation course in West Yorkshire.

This was run by Willy Russell and whilst on it, Firth had to write dialogue.

He wrote about the only thing he knew - two sixteen-year-olds trying to write a song.

Another course participant optioned it for his production company and Firth decided to become a writer.

While at Cambridge he joined the Footlights where his contemporaries included David Baddiel who later invited him to contribute music to The Mary Whitehouse Experience on BBC radio.

His first plays at this time were all directed by Sam Mendes.

On leaving Cambridge, he wrote and composed music for the award winning Radio Four series And Now In Colour but was soon invited to meet Alan Ayckbourn in Scarborough and commissioned to write a play for the studio at the Stephen Joseph Theatre.

His one-act play A Man Of Letters was a success and led to the commissioning of a full-length play from Ayckbourn, Neville's Island, which later transferred to the West End, has been seen in translation all round the world and has been in almost continuous production since its premiere.

2002

Tim’s film credits include Blackball (2002), Calendar Girls (2002, which won a British Comedy Award) and Kinky Boots (2004, Best International Film, Florida Film Festival), and The Wedding Video (2014).

2004

In 2004, Firth released a solo album, Harmless Flirting, completing a tour of words and music with fellow playwright Willy Russell that won positive reviews at the Edinburgh Festival.

For television, his TV credits include Money For Nothing (which won a Writer’s Guild Award), Roger and the Rottentrolls (winner of a BAFTA Award), Cruise of the Gods, The Flint Street Nativity, All Quiet on the Preston Front (winning a Writer’s Guild Award, British Comedy Award, Royal Television Society Award and BAFTA nomination).

Tim also produced a season of single comedy plays entitled Trapped, and wrote the Sky Arts single drama Timeless.

In 2004, Firth became a Companion of The Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts.

2008

His play Calendar Girls, adapted by Firth from his own film, found favour with audiences across the UK during its 2008/09 tour, and in the process broke the all time British box office record for a play and also continued to sell out during its West End residency.

2010

In 2010, the hit comedy embarked on a UK country wide tour and has since been produced worldwide.

In March 2010, Firth was awarded an honorary Doctor of Letters, honoris causa by the University of Chester.

2013

It was revived in the West End in 2013 at the Duke of York's Theatre.

Along with his father, Gordon Firth, he created the TV series Roger and the Rotten Trolls, running for four series' and winning a BAFTA.

The spin off series Ripley and Scuff also won a BAFTA, and more recently the Radio Times voted the original series one of the 50 Greatest Children's TV Shows of All Time.

During two successive Christmas runs, the stage version of his TV film The Flint Street Nativity at the Liverpool Playhouse became the most successful Christmas production in the theatre's history.

2013 marked the premiere of Firth's first solo musical, This Is My Family for which he wrote book, lyrics and music.

Directed by Daniel Evans, it premiered at the Crucible Theatre on 19 June 2013, and then embarked on a UK national tour, starting at the Lyceum Theatre in Sheffield in October 2014.

This Is My Family won the UK Theatre Award for Best New Musical and Sian Phillips won Best Supporting Actress.

2017

The Girls, directed by Tim Firth, and co-written with Gary Barlow opened at the Phoenix Theatre, London in 2017, winning a WhatsOnStage Award and being nominated for three Olivier Awards.

In September 2017, Firth’s new musical The Band, featuring the music of Take That, was premiered at the Manchester Opera House, prior to a national tour.

2018

As Calendar Girls: The Musical, it embarked on a national tour in 2018.

It had a West End season at the Theatre Royal Haymarket in 2018.