“I say! There's been a murder! The Famous Five grew up and grew apart. When Dick, now a hardened PI, gets in over his head, he turns to his sister Anne for help. Do they have what it takes to solve the crime? A British film noir, full of gangsters, intrigue and lashings of tinned pineapple.” Direction is clear and effective, providing a solid framework for the story and making creative use of the space. The production knows where it wants the audience to look, and the staging

“Step into a world of words and human connection, inspired by the writings of Rainer Maria Rilke. Letters, love and longing connect a poet of the past with an actor of today. Struggling with writer’s block, Rilke only expresses himself through letters for a year. A century later, the letters help Ivo Müller navigate his own challenges in a world where even his name feels foreign.” There is something inherently beautiful about a production built around letters. Words written a

“Max is back and sorting through some boxes, but what will he find? Most likely a mixture of puppet characters, sketches and stand-up for you to rummage through. There’ll be family history, charity shopping, financial advice and more!” If you have ever wondered what would happen if somebody combined a loft clear-out, stand-up comedy, ventriloquism and a slightly concerning amount of cardboard, MAX FULHAM: MEMORY FOAM has the answer. And thankfully, it is very, very funny. The