After Sunday Tickets
About After Sunday
Don’t miss the new play, After Sunday, set in a Caribbean cooking group at a medium-security hospital. Book After Sunday tickets on TodayTix.
See Aimée Powell, Corey Weekes, Darrel Bailey, and David Webber on the Bush Theatre stage.
Together, the cast tells the story of Naomi, an occupational therapist who is leading a Caribbean cooking group that Ty, Daniel, and Leroy are part of. They take turns sharing and cooking their recipes, leading to smells and memories of home and their lives outside the hospital. However, as the hospital’s Family Day approaches, tensions run higher and higher.
This touching play brilliantly explores topics of identity, mental health, trauma, and institutional life.
“Food is so central to Caribbean culture – it’s home, comfort, love, healing. When your connection to home and culture has been severed, there’s something very powerful but also painful about reconnecting with it. Food allows us to explore the joy and pain that live side by side within these characters,” writer Sophia Griffin said.
Venue
Categories
Age
Ages 14+
Start date
10th November, 2025
End date
20th December, 2025
After Sunday cast and creative team
By: Sophia Griffin
Director: Corey Campbell
Venue
Directions
Location: Fringe/Off West End
Railway station: Shepherd's Bush
Bus numbers: Shepherd's Bush Market Station (Stop R) 207, 260, 283, 607
More information about After Sunday
After Sunday in London has a talented creative team including writer Sophia Griffin, director Corey Campbell, set designer Claire Winfield, composer XANA, costume designer Naomi Thompson, and lighting designer Ali Hunter.
After Sunday is a play that had a successful run at the Belgrade Theatre and is now coming to the Bush Theatre. As the WhatsOnStage review said of the show, “Divided into group sessions, the story unfolds through conversations and cooking. Director Corey Campbell has expertly punctuated these with short dance interludes which reflect the disconnect and struggle that are often hidden, subconscious or cannot be expressed through words.”
With an impactful, thought-provoking story, an exceptional cast and creative team, this is a new play that audiences certainly don’t want to miss.
What to watch for
- There will be live cooking on stage during this production, truly bringing the audience into the story through sight, sound, and smell.
- This is Sophia Griffin’s first-ever produced play.
- Sophia Griffin is an alumnus of the Bush Writers’ Group.
- Director Corey Campbell is the Belgrade Theatre Artistic Director.
Frequently asked questions
What is After Sunday about?
Don’t miss the new play, After Sunday, set in a Caribbean cooking group at a medium-security hospital. This powerful play includes cooking on stage and explores themes of mental health, identity, connection, memory, and more.
How do you get tickets for After Sunday?
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Which theatre is After Sunday at?
After Sunday is at London's Bush Theatre, which is located at 7 Uxbridge Road, Shepherd's Bush, London, W12 8LJ.
What is the age recommendation for After Sunday?
Ages 14+
How much are tickets for After Sunday?
After Sunday tickets start at £13.
Who wrote After Sunday?
Sophia Griffin wrote this play.
Who directed After Sunday?
Corey Campbell is the director.
Is After Sunday appropriate for kids?
This thought-provoking play is ideal for children ages 14 and above, as it deals with some heavy themes, including mental health and institutional life.
Is After Sunday good?
This brand new play is fantastic—it’s been met with rave reviews from its Belgrade Theatre staging. After Sunday is an impactful story that perfectly balances tenderness with the more difficult realities of mental health struggles, all with the smells and tastes of home.
