Exploring the pull between London and home for a rural Norfolk girl, this is a new play developed with support from The Garage, All-In Productions and funding from Arts Council England. The show is written as a celebration of Norfolk and its weird and wonderful characters. Set entirely in Liverpool Street Station; join Doris for a magical journey of self-acceptance where everything is not quite as it seems… Doris is bored of Cromer and looking for something more, ’she don’t…

Double Take and Fade Away

Set in and around a cake shop, a case of mistaken identity turns lives upside down in this comedy. Relationships are tested and not everyone will make it out the other side. There’s a free sweet treat for everybody in the audience too. Presented by Purple Dreams Productions who visited The Garage earlier in the year with the whodunit The Empty Stage. Ages 14+

With Chloe’s future hopes come imminent challenges. Being married to the military means facing deployment. Behind closed doors there’s tenderness and humour, but as the day of Ashley’s departure comes ever closer, anxiety and confrontations multiply. Kevin Dyer’s new play, presented by Farnham Maltings, is the product of more than 100 one-to-one interviews with soldiers and their wives – where secrets, regrets and experiences have been shared for the first time. A story of resilience, of hope, of change and…

Foot Monster: A social pariah finds acceptance through a series of meetings with a wise beyond their years child. Narration: Three very different people find out that they all have one thing in common – someone is narrating them – and decide to do something about it. Presented by Cruyffturn Theatre Company.

Based on the true story of a group of workers at J&J Colman who, in 1912, took up their employers’ offer of a new life on the other side of the Atlantic. Two brothers who’d never ventured further west than Wymondham dared to imagine a new life for themselves in The British Dominion of Canada. A play about ambition, love, duty, family and mustard. Presented by fEAST Theatre.

Psychotherapist Liz receives an unexpected visitor, Nicki, a deeply troubled young woman who is visited in her dreams by a bearded devil. As Liz delves deeper,little does she realise she’s unleashing histories that will place her own family in peril. Presented by Hard-Nosed Cow. Ages 12+

Two clowns shoot the breeze, drinking bourbon and playing cards. While hunting the illusive nine of diamonds, they casually dissect capitalism, sea-lions, western culture, fishing, genocide, stuff like that. An anarchic and surreal satire, presented by Flying Bridge Theatre Company and Rive Productions. Ages 16+

Set amidst the social turbulence of 60s’ London, Suzy, a blind woman, is left alone in her apartment and gets embroiled with a group of conmen hatching an elaborate scam. With the phone line cut and the house plunged into darkness, can she outwit her murderous visitors? Wait Until Dark, made into a film starring Audrey Hepburn in 1967, is often ranked as one of the top 100 scariest films of all time. Ages 12+. Presented by Mustard Theatre Company.

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