Maison Foo in Memoirs of a Biscuit Tin

Fri 9 Mar   8pm   £10 or £7(c) Friends £8 or 6(c)  Family ticket £23 or £18(c)

All is not well at number 92. Mrs. Benjamin has disappeared, leaving her decaying house to fend for itself. So in an act of desperation, the house (determined to find its missing owner) sets off on a strange and enchanting journey like no other. This intriguing tale follows the story of a wall, a floor and a chimney, a forgotten old lady and the memories that lie within.

‘On a lost lost day, was a lost lost street. Down the lost lost street was a lost lost house that seemed to have misplaced its owner…’

With an inventive blend of clowning, visual theatre and puppetry Maison Foo brings to life the imaginative topsy-turvy world lurking behind the door of Number 92. Here we have a hilarious and heart-breaking (in equal measures) show from a young, dynamic company. Tonight’s show is suitable for all theatre-goers over the age of twelve. Memoirs Of A Biscuit Tin was one of the highlights from the Edinburgh Festival in 2010. If you only see one show this year, make sure it’s Maison Foo!