Some homes protect you. Some never let you go. In Deborah Bruce's poignant and darkly funny play, "The House They Grew Up In," Peppy, once a promising Cambridge student, and her autistic brother Daniel, inhabit a suburban London home overflowing with memories and possessions. They are surrounded by a lifetime of clutter. Their eccentric existence is disrupted when Ben, the eight-year boy from next door, seeks friendship and challenges their reclusive world, forcing a confrontation with the lad's parents. The meaning of community is laid bare. A tender and surprising play that explores issues of co-dependency, difference and belonging.