Top Girls

An unparalleled story of success and, chillingly, what happens to those left behind. One of the seminal plays of the twentieth century, Top Girls flashes with razor-sharp wit and ingenious theatricality.

Thatcher's England: hard-nosed, go-getting businesswoman Marlene is hosting a dinner party to celebrate her promotion to MD of the Top Girls Employment Agency. Her guests, all powerful women from myth and history, make for an extraordinary gathering. Caroline Catz (star of Doc Martin and Murder in Suburbia) plays Marlene in a play that's like nothing you've seen before.

Max Stafford-Clark directed the premiere of Top Girls in 1982. His brand new production was a hugely acclaimed hit in the West End in 2011.

"Thrilling… Directed with absolute mastery by Max Stafford-Clark… A classic play in a classic production"
Independent

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