As part of The New Theatre’s New Writing Week 2027, we are delighted to welcome Rachel Mae Brady to present a reading of Bury The Wren.
Ana, an epigeneticist studying at Oxford, returns to Dublin, for the anniversary of her mother’s death. When her English fiancé arrives unannounced, time fractures and past visions and possible futures collide. Ana must decide whether to break the pattern of familial silence or inherit a life that doesn’t belong to her.
RACHEL MAE BRADY
Rachel Mae Brady is from Dublin. She’s completed residencies with Theatre 503, Oxford Playhouse, and New Writing South’s Playwrights Cohort with Chichester Festival Theatre. A finalist for Off West End Plays & Playwrights Adopt a Playwright Award 2026, her work has been shown at various theatres including Theatre 503, and Theatre Royal Brighton.
Date: Mon 2 Nov – Sat 7 Nov
Location: Bewley's Cafe Theatre, Dublin 2
Date: Fri 13 Nov & Sat 21 Nov
Location: Project Arts Centre, Dublin City Centre
Date: Tue 17 Nov – Fri 20 Nov
Location: The New Theatre, Dublin City Centre
Date: Fri 20 Nov – Sun 31 Jan 2027
Location: MoLI - Museum of Literature Ireland
Date: Thu 28 Jan 2027
Location: The New Theatre, Dublin City Centre
Date: Wed 3 Feb 2027
Location: The New Theatre, Dublin City Centre
Date: Fri 5 Feb 2027
Location: The New Theatre, Dublin City Centre
Date: Mon 8 Mar 2027
Location: 3Olympia Theatre, Dublin
Date: Thu 28 Jan 2027
Location: The New Theatre, Dublin City Centre
Date: Tue 3 Nov – Thu 5 Nov
Location: The Moat Theatre, Naas
Date: Wed 4 Nov
Location: Smock Alley Theatre, 1662, Dublin
Date: Wed 4 Nov
Location: Civic Theatre, Dublin
Date: Wed 4 Nov
Location: Civic Theatre, Dublin
Date: Fri 6 Nov – Sat 7 Nov
Location: Pavilion Theatre, Dún Laoghaire
