Daniel Kitson brings his show Thrum to the venue, a storytelling and stand-up performance that weaves together a series of small, precisely observed moments and images. Figs and worms, an old dog rejecting a blanket, a daffodil in December, a hand in bed, stuff on the stairs, a mark on a jumper. A woman on a train wearing a badge. The first beep of a smoke alarm. A massive tree in storage on a farm in Kent. A toilet in Hong Kong and a coffee shop in Melbourne.

Across these fragments Kitson explores themes of time, change, the names of feelings, the condition of fruit, and the difficulty of saying nothing. The show features music running more or less throughout, at least two funny voices, and upwards of three jokes.