Top comedians and family shows lead the new season line-up at a Norwich theatre, with lots to look forward to in 2024.
Globe-trotting comedy magician and festival favourite Seska will be Cooking Up Fun for ages two-plus (March 16).
Choogh Choogh (April 13) is a dance, theatre and play-fuelled train trip through India.
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Olivier Award-winning Little Bulb celebrates the wonder and weirdness of nature in Four Seasons (March 2).
Hermit (April 9) is an interactive show about the importance of home, told by a very tall man who lives in a teeny-weeny house, and the comedy gameshow Wi-Fi Wars returns too (February 17).
Laughs for adults come from stars of The Comedy Network (various dates) including Dana Alexandra, Danny Clives, Morgan Rees, Pierre Novellie, Heidi Regan, Justin Panks, Travis Jay and others.
Ed Night visits with his debut tour (February 3) and Steve Bugeja (July 5), Red Richardson (September 7) and Carl Hutchinson (October 12) return with new shows too.
Theatre includes On Track (March 15), about how a simple bicycle becomes one woman's vehicle to freedom during lockdown.
It is back to school with singing teacher James Partridge for a trip down memory lane nineties style in Primary School Assembly Bangers Live! (March 7).
Adam Taylor, The Garage Trust’s CEO, said: "These are really high-quality and joyful shows, using innovative staging and performance techniques to captivate audiences.
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"Some are educational in the best sense, dealing with important issues like climate change and cultural diversity.
“There is plenty more joy in the season with comedy, drama for adults and chances to see performances by our young class participants.
"We can’t wait to once again host NT Connections, bringing together hundreds of East Anglia’s young theatremakers staging work by the country’s newest playwriting talent.”
See the full line-up and book tickets at thegarage.org.uk
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