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Blue
 

Thomas Weatherall will showcase his talents as a multi-hyphenate, performing in the world premiere of Blue, his mainstage writing debut on at Belvoir from 14th to 29th January 2023.

A highlight of the 2023 Sydney Festival, Blue is a tender and exquisite monologue about growing up and coming to terms with grief.

Fresh off his breakout role in Netflix’s Heartbreak High, Blue is written and performed by Balnaves Fellow and 2022 AACTA Award-winner Thomas Weatherall and takes audiences deep into the beauty, and sadness, of a young life at its new beginning, bringing discussions of men’s mental health to attention on the mainstage.

 

Event details

Venue: Belvoir St Theatre - 25 Belvoir St Surry Hills NSW
Bookings: 02 9699 3444
Start Date: Saturday 14 January 2023

 

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