WRATH
Volatile. Razor-Sharp. Ruthless.
This is the dog-eat-dog world of high stakes business and newbie Henry has just entered the hornets’ nest. Trust no one. Suspect everything. Everyone’s a threat on the ladder to success and CEO Ms Stockwood isn’t taking prisoners. So when a suspicious discovery is made in the boardroom, all hell breaks loose…
WRATH is a deliciously satirical rollercoaster that threatens to go full pelt off the rails. What is the cost of “making it?” What do we sacrifice in staying silent? Who do we become on the brink of our humanity? This subversive trip down the rabbit-hole promises a no holds barred attack on the powers that influence us. Delectably black and shamelessly irreverent, this new work from an explosive ensemble is not to be missed.
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Really caught the tension and stupidity of human interplay.
Actors were great, very intimate experience because of the closeness to the stage
I thought the first half was funny but I personally lost the humor. I must say that others continued laughing. It was a worthwhile evening.
Really liked it. Clever use of stage. Actors were very good
Interesting and thoroughly entertaining take on office politics. Great job from all the actors.
Interesting play. Made me think about the politics in the work place.
Such a fun night!
The acting was good, but unfortunately, the play's humour did not really appeal to me. A lot of the audience, however, found the play very funny.
Fun, fast paced. I enjoyed the scripting and the staging. The venue is really good, very intimate. Upstairs at the Kings Cross hotel, you can take your drink in while you enjoy the show.