After Sunday

Ty, Leroy and Daniel have signed up to a new Caribbean cooking group led by their Occupational Therapist, Naomi. Believing in the healing power of food, Naomi hopes to evoke memories of Sunday dinners at home with family, and to encourage the men to talk, share, and create something special together.

But when you’re locked in a secure hospital, too much food for thought can be a bad thing.

Over the weeks, all four embark on a challenging journey of self-discovery, where it’s not just the pans that threaten to boil over. As the hospital is transformed with the comforting smells and tastes of home, they must all face uncomfortable truths about the reality of who they are, and the things they’ve done that have led them to become trapped in the system.

This affecting debut play by Sophia Griffin examines the intertwining lives of these characters, as they grapple with the situation in which they find themselves, and the need to find hope for a better future.

After Sunday will be directed by Corey Campbell (Freeman, Fighting Irish, Big Aunty, Romeo and Juliet) and features live cooking on stage.

Every performance will be followed by an opportunity for audiences to stay and enjoy some free Caribbean food. The cast and creative team will also be on hand for anyone that might want to ask questions or discuss the show with them. The bar will also remain open and you can pre-order drinks in advance for after the show.

Please note: There will be a post-show discussion on Thu 23 Oct.

Cooking with the Campbells: a companion piece to After Sunday

Step into the Campbells’ kitchen… where family recipes mix with family drama! Corey Campbell (Belgrade Artistic Director & After Sunday Director) and his mum Clarita Campbell are serving up flavour, friction, and plenty of laughs. Just like in After Sunday, expect mouth-watering food, sharp banter, high tensions, and moments that feel like home.

Watch the series trailer below and all live episodes here.