“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

“Join us on an authentically American musical journey, using Guthrie’s own words and over two dozen of his timeless songs in one joyous, toe-tapping musical. Performed by a multi-talented group of actor-musicians playing more than a dozen instruments.” Nick Corley's direction is confident and refreshingly unfussy. Rather than constantly reminding us that we are watching theatre, Corley lets the material do the heavy lifting. The performers move between storytelling, character

“Hair is everything. Until it’s not, this one-hour, one-woman, one-night stand of a show is about Amy. Everyone wants to be Amy. Until her hair falls out in all the wrong places. What follows is a knotty mess of swimming caps, cat shit and four-finger foreheads. Things buried threaten to rear their ugly bald head. She can’t stop thinking about the door. Her bedroom door. And the man hiding behind it. Now Amy attempts to take back her body, one fake eyebrow at a time. This sho