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Abstract
Come Yew In! was a collaboration between Norfolk writers, artists and amateur researchers, actors and crew who helped create a free, inclusive outdoor variety show that was staged in a number of open spaces Norwich in the Summer of 2017. Its main aim was to help the people of Norwich to appreciate and celebrate the long history of the contribution that incomers have made to our city. Drawing inspiration from an extensive programme of research conducted by a team of volunteers working with Anglia Ruskin University, Come Yew In! proved to be a high-paced historical and contemporary pastiche combining original dance, song, comedy, audience participation and personal testimony. Participants came from a local theatre company the Common Lot and ta Norwich-based charity New Routes, who support the integration of modern-day migrants to the city. The project was fully funded and supported by contributions from the Norwich Freemen's Charity, Norwich City Council, Norwich Arts Centre, The Common Lot and Anglia Ruskin University.