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T01869029007Producer Josie White. Producer Team Angelica. Producer Emmerson & Ward. Director Rikki Beadle-Blair. Performer Kavita Vyas (Sonia). Performer Nicola Taggart (Saoirse). Performer Narisha Lawson (Coco). Performer Alice Berry (Iris). Performer Sam Butters (Ross). | |
| 23 May 24 | Playhouse, Nottingham :: V457 listing details L1663874287 |
| 15 May 24 to 16 May 24 | The Dukes, Lancaster :: V523 listing details L568023910 |
| 9 May 24 | Harrogate Theatre, Harrogate :: V942 listing details L2111702297 |
| 23 Apr 24 | Stephen Joseph Theatre, Scarborough :: V949 listing details L01772370357 |
| 20 Apr 24 | Theatre Royal, Norwich :: V72 listing details L01448173448 |
| 6 Apr 24 | Derby Theatre, Derby :: V1830193620 listing details L0588723277 |
| 22 Mar 24 to 23 Mar 24 | Curve, Leicester :: V830272338 listing details L0558530755 |
Three young, regional actresses - Saoirse, Coco and Sonia - are struggling to survive in London. Their shared dream is dwindling away quicker than their bank balances. But who needs electricity? Or Netflix? Every night, through their grotty living room window, the antiheroes have a front row seat to observe the life of Instagram 'celebrity' Iris Montague-Willis. When the girls spot the newly engaged Iris in a compromising position with a woman, they decide to film it, and are later persuaded by Sonia's on-again-off-again, drug dealer boyfriend Ross to blackmail Iris. But their scheming soon spirals into complete anarchy. Betrayals, double-crossings and love triangles, twists and turns, it's every person for themselves! Rotten explores themes poignant to the lives of young people: the cost of living, capitalism, mental health and social media. It shines a light on the economic and social crisis happening in Britain today, with sharp observation and biting wit.
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