Named by The Guardian as one of the ten greatest plays of the 20th century, Caryl Churchill’s groundbreaking play focuses on Marlene, the head of “Top Girls” employment agency, and explores the compromises that she has had to make to achieve her hugely successful career.

From a surreal and hilarious celebratory dinner party in a London restaurant with a cast of women from history and fiction to a poignant confrontation between two sisters in a Norfolk kitchen, it is a highly entertaining exploration of the challenges faced by women throughout history and right up to the present day.

“A work of genius that never dates.” The Independent (of the 2019 National Theatre revival)

Some strong language.