TUESDAY

27TH - 29TH JANUARY

£10/£12

8:30PM

performer

GRACE MOLONY

Grace is Queen Agnes in Tony McNamara’s The Great.

For Theatre, Grace has played Margaret in The Enfield Haunting (Ambassadors Theatre) directed by Angus Jackson, Emma Watson in The Watsons (Menier Chocolate Factory) directed by Samuel West and The Glass Piano (The Print Room) directed by Max Key.

performer

MARINA BYE

Marina Bye is a London-based actor and comedian known for her duo act Siblings.

She has trained at Guildhall and worked in film, TV, and stage, winning an Offie award for her performance in Ibsen’s Lady from the Sea with the Norwegian Ibsen company at the Coronet Theatre. For TV she is in We Were The Lucky Ones Directed by Amit Gupta, Neasa Hardiman and Thomas Kail.

writer/director

BELLARAY BERTRAND-WEBB

In 2024, Bellaray was Nick Hytner’s assistant on Giant at the Royal Court, which transfers to the Harold Pinter Theatre in spring. She’s assisted Josette Bushell-Mingo OBE on Pegasus Opera’s Double Bill and was the Jerwood assistant director on The Homecoming at The Young Vic, directed by Matthew Dunster. Bellaray directed ‘In Heat’ by Sadhbh Malin and wrote, 'Dog Shit’ both premiering at Dublin Fringe Festival 2023. Dog Shit was hailed by the Irish Times in the ‘Theatre of 2023’ article as a ‘superb comedy’ and ‘a salient stand out’. ‘Dog Shit’ premiered at Theatre503 in July 2024. Bellaray graduated from the Playwriting MFA at The Lir, Trinity College Dublin in 2021.

Previously she produced the Middle Child and Milk Presents gig theatre, drag king and cabaret-inspired production: ‘Modest’, which toured around the UK and ended at The Kiln, London in July 2023. She was also an assistant producer for the Bridge Theatre and Weft associate producer for the Dublin Fringe Festival.

lighting designer

NELL GOLLEDGE

Nell Golledge is a Lighting Designer for theatre and opera, currently in her final year at the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama. In addition to her design work, Nell works regularly with Waterperry Opera Festival.
Recent lighting design credits include: Toutes Les Femmes (Royal Academy of Music / Pegasus Opera Company), My Brother's A Genius, Blue Kimera, If It Didn't Matter, Thicker Than Water, A Portable Grace, How We Swam, What Lies Above (all National Youth Theatre), Drifting.漂浮 (The Place), The Beautiful Future is Coming (Jermyn Street Theatre), And Then Were None (The Wilde Theatre).
Recent assistant / associate credits include: Saving Face (The Place).
Credits in training include: Intimacy Test, Merrily We Roll Along (both Embassy Theatre), Katzenmusik (Webber Douglas Studio)

Part of Write Club Festival 2025

“My questions can get me into trouble, they get a bit violent sometimes.”

It’s a normal Tuesday

It’s a normal rainy Tuesday

It’s a normal, rainy, boring Tuesday

It’s a normal, rainy, boring, Tuesday afternoon.

Until it isn’t.

Old school friends are reunited by the very thing that pushed them apart years ago. Tuesday is a suspenseful satire about friendship, life and death.

Running time: Approximately 70 minutes

LATECOMERS MAY NOT BE ADMITTED.

UNDER 18s ARE NOT PERMITTED INTO THE THEATRE FOR THIS PERFORMANCE.

No re-admittance once the performance has commenced.
Refunds and exchanges are not available.