Home of the Wriggler
by Stan's Cafe
1, 23, 24, 25 April & 13 August
A revival of a production originally devised in 2006. The show's factory setting allows the company to dispense with its original backdrop and floor and utilise the North East corner of Africa in the raw.

Happiness Patrol rehearsed their puppet show
Hit The Baby Natasha! at the venue before taking it off on tour.

24 Hour Scalextric
by Stan's Cafe
14:00 13 June - 14:00 14 June

As the name suggests 24 hours of slot car racing around a huge circuit. A full commentary of the race was webcast to a surprisingly loyal auidence. Members of the public turned up to race at unearthly hours and there was even an exciting finished. On the Saturday racing was accompanied by video screenings, small race tracks and workshops.

Pilot 17
Co-Piloted by Stan's Cafe
2nd July
After four days rehearsal and eating together nine companies presented short work in progress pieces for an audience of approximately 100. For the first time Pilot were able to offer space and time to artists who wanted to make site specific work.

Artists: Untied Artists, Gerard Bell, Needless Allies, Kindle, BoXed Productions, The Other Way Works, Pen Payne and Jon Nicholls, New Macho and Katherina Radeva.

17 July
A DVD screening of Andrei Tarkovski's masterpiece is augmented by rain on the roof, Zone a photographic piece by David Bate, one performance piece by Stan's Cafe which works and another which doesn't.

Giant Steps
by Stan's Cafe
Photo Credit: Jonathan Stokes
Weekends September - October
The first of Stan's Cafe's popular Steps Series made specifically for young children and their families and the first version to be placed in its own dedicated space

Vinyl stickers through The Americas, Europe, A4 Room and Asia invited people to perform a version of Jack and the Beanstalk

Eat Your Heart Out
by Kindle Theatre
28 October - 9 November
Kindle built a hugely detailed dystopian world which filled The Americas. Having journeyed through this audience members were sat in a white cube constructed in Africa to eat a meal.

First Bite
curated by China Plate
12 November
Eight companies present tasters of shows they hope to get commissioned. Audiences share their opinions, repesentatives of MAC and Warwick Arts Centre then choose. The winners are Untied Artists with Al Bowlly's Croon Manifesto and Caroline Horton with You Are Not Like Other Girls Chrissy. Also in the running are The Other Way Works with Avon Calling and Jane Packman with The Woods (which is later commissioned by MAC). Friction Theatre, New Macho, Onethousandladders and signs of life also do their things.

The Just Price of Flowers
by Stan's Cafe
3 - 5 December
A show rehearsed @ A.E.Harris and performed in the venue's The America's space.