Blue at Belvoir

When Mark moved out of home for the first time his mum started writing him letters – just checking in, staying in touch, keeping a gentle hold on her son. Until one letter brings news no-one wants to hear.

Today, alone in his apartment, on a quiet ordinary morning, Mark needs to try to make some sense of the path of his young life. He needs to work out how to go on with the day, his studies, the fragility of living. He needs us to hear his story, and the story of his family.

A tender, exquisite monologue written and performed by a rising star, Thomas Weatherall, Blue takes us deep into the beauty, and sadness, of a young life at its new beginning.

Blue is presented in association with Sydney Festival

Indigenous Theatre at Belvoir supported by The Balnaves Foundation

"Blue is a remarkable, genuinely exciting debut. Thomas is a young man wise beyond his years. His writing is sensitive, deeply felt, beguiling. So is his acting. His play unpacks big stuff – mental health, family, loss, how we remember. See it." – Eamon Flack (Artistic Director)

Writer: Thomas Weatherall

Director: Deborah Brown

Set and Costume Designer: Jacob Nash

Lighting Designer: Chloe Ogilvie

Sound Designer and Composer: Wil Hughes

Associate Designer: Cris Baldwin

Cast: Thomas Weatherall