A superb blend of comedy, theatre, music and teaching from Jeff's best-selling book - Faith in the Fog, in partnership with Mercy Ships.

After the resurrection, Jesus treated his weary friends to a beachside breakfast. There he served up grace, with a side order of fresh hope and calling - and this 80-min presentation unpacks some of what happened that foggy morning.

Christians frequently battle burnout, disappointment, shame and depression and this 'Faith in the Fog' explores these vital issues with honesty, creativity and humour. A brilliant show - sponsored by Mercy Ships - come and be entertained, inspired and encouraged.

Coming to Spring Harvest 2026:

Skegness Thursday 2nd April

Minehead Thursday 9th April

A wonderfully funny tale of the clerical railway enthusiast who brought us Thomas and his friends.

A new fast-paced piece with music of the age and a story that keeps on track. The Reverend Awdry created stories for his son who was sick in bed, the result was some of the most endearing children's tales and characters of all time.

This new energetic production looks behind the trains at the man who brought them magically to life, on time, and still hugely popular.

 "Deceptively sophisticated, interdisciplinary storytelling that entertains, informs and, like a fully functioning railway network, moves"

★★★★ - The Scotsman

John Harper and Joseph Ismay. Passengers on the Titanic. A church minister and an executive of the White Star Line. One a hero, one a coward. Both have a story to tell.

That ill-fated crossing generated many tales of heroism and in amongst them, one or two more questionable endeavours. First-class and second-class passengers seldom came eye to eye, but as the ship slowly sunk and the panic for a lifeboat space began, these two men were cast together in a devastating drama.

"A heartfelt and moving tribute to the heroism of the common man, and that the heart of even the richest men can be opened and brought into the light"

★★★★ - British Theatre Guide

"I can hardly pay the author a higher compliment. My penultimate show at Fringe 2023 was an unexpected gem"

★★★★ - Plays International

Set in Paris, during the Olympic Games of 1924, we see the struggles Eric Liddell faces around him in staying true to his principles. When given the chance to become the fastest man in the world, will his convictions buckle? Should he stay true to his beliefs? And can he bring home a medal for King and country?

This production, first toured in the UK in 2012, and has been performed in Canada, USA, Australia and New Zealand. It will tour throughout 2024 to mark the centenary of the Eric Liddell's achievements, with special performances in Paris and the Royal Albert Hall. To book the production, please email us.

 "Engaging at all times thanks to the quality of the staging, strong actors, and the improbable but true story"

★★★★ - Broadwaybaby.com 

"Searchlight elevate this from mere biography to an exploration of determination, ambition and faith"

★★★★ - Three Weeks Edinburgh

"It’s a heartwarming journey, a timely salute to a local hero and yet another example of this fine theatre company bringing tales of hope, faith and kindness to the Edinburgh Fringe."

★★★★ - British Theatre Guide

The most critically acclaimed production of C.S. Lewis' masterpiece is back! The Screwtape Letters is an award-winning satirical comedy that is now touring the UK for its 16th year. Nigel Forde's "sparkling script" and David Robinson's "impressive Screwtape" (The Stage) bring to life Lewis' classic book, which has sold millions of copies worldwide.

The story is set in Professor Screwtape's study in the timeless dominion of Hell. The play follows Screwtape's attempts to train his junior devils, including his protégé Wormwood, in the fine art of temptation. It remains faithful to the original text, characters and themes created by Lewis and holds three Edinburgh Fringe Sell-Out Show Awards.

"The performances are well honed, with Screwtape himself standing out as an embodiment of snide evil"

★★★★★ - British Theatre Guide 

"Yes Minister in space indicates not only the vibe of 'The Screwtape Letters', but also its quality"

★★★★★ - EdFringeReview.com

Return to the Hiding Place

A moving reimagining of Corrie Ten Boom's biographical tale of forgiveness and reconciliation in the shadows of WW2.

Her family bravely hide Jews in their small clock shop and the consequences were dark and devastating. The production looks not only at the story from Corrie's viewpoint, but from a German army officer's as well. How do they both regard their families, their faith, the Jewish people and the occupation of Holland? They begin in different worlds, but eventually come face to face with each other.

Wonderfully inspiring - and still very relevant for today - the production is indebted to the support and encouragement of  John & Elizabeth Sherrill.