Squidge at Riverside Studios

Tiggy is a writer and performer with a degree in Liberal Arts. Her last three short films have received multiple awards for both performance and screenwriting and have been screened at BIFA-qualifying festivals including the British Urban Film Festival and Brighton Rocks Film Festival. She was shortlisted for Film London’s Lodestars 2023 and selected for BAFTA Connect. Her debut feature Tildypops was selected for development by Torino Film Lab Next Comedy, and is currently in financing. Tiggy won the Goldfinch Writer’s Award 2024 for her project, The Fat Queen. She is currently writing her second feature, a psychological horror. Tiggy trained in theatre at Jacques Lecoq in Paris, and has directed work at venues including The Cockpit and Southwark Playhouse. Her debut one-woman show Squidge was shortlisted for the BBC Popcorn Writing Award at the Edinburgh Fringe and went on to a sold-out run at Soho Theatre in London in 2025 followed by a national tour. Tiggy has a role in BBC’s Strike (The Running Grave). She lives in South London with Larry, her cat, and loves cooking.

Selwin is a director and theatremaker. He trained in directing with StoneCrabs Directors in Practice Programme and Young Vic Fresh Direction. He is Artistic Director of White Noise Theatre where he creates collaborative new writing with actor-writers. His work has been performed at Soho Theatre, Theatre503, King’s Head Theatre, Omnibus Theatre, Seven Dials Playhouse, Nottingham Playhouse, Curve Leicester, Warwick Arts Centre, Exeter Phoenix and Barbican Theatre Plymouth. Recently, his production of Squidge by Tiggy Bayley had a 5-star run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, received a Popcorn Writing Award nomination and had a sold out run at the Soho Theatre.

Tiggy is a writer and performer with a degree in Liberal Arts. Her last three short films have received multiple awards for both performance and screenwriting and have been screened at BIFA-qualifying festivals including the British Urban Film Festival and Brighton Rocks Film Festival. She was shortlisted for Film London’s Lodestars 2023 and selected for BAFTA Connect. Her debut feature Tildypops was selected for development by Torino Film Lab Next Comedy, and is currently in financing. Tiggy won the Goldfinch Writer’s Award 2024 for her project, The Fat Queen. She is currently writing her second feature, a psychological horror. Tiggy trained in theatre at Jacques Lecoq in Paris, and has directed work at venues including The Cockpit and Southwark Playhouse. Her debut one-woman show Squidge was shortlisted for the BBC Popcorn Writing Award at the Edinburgh Fringe and went on to a sold-out run at Soho Theatre in London in 2025 followed by a national tour. Tiggy has a role in BBC’s Strike (The Running Grave). She lives in South London with Larry, her cat, and loves cooking.