In a world where getting by can feel like survival, Biscuits for Breakfast tells a quietly powerful story of two people navigating love, pride and the reality of going without.

This honest and deeply human play explores what happens behind closed doors when money is tight and choices are limited. With warmth, humour and unflinching truth, Gareth Farr’s writing shines a light on food poverty, relationships under pressure and the small acts of care that keep us going.

Raw, tender and painfully relatable, this is a story that reminds us how close any of us can be to the edge and how connection can be the thing that pulls us back.