At an exclusive Oxford dining club, ten wealthy young men gather for a night of indulgence, revelry, and destruction. Fueled by privilege, arrogance, and an unwavering belief in their own power, they’re ready to take on the world—until the night spirals out of control.

Laura Wade’s Posh is a razor-sharp, darkly funny examination of entitlement and the unseen forces shaping society. Inspired by real events, this blistering play pulls back the curtain on the elite, exposing a system that thrives on excess and exclusion.

In the intimate setting of the Old Fitz, Posh comes alive with ferocity, giving audiences a front-row seat to the chaos, corruption, and consequences of unchecked privilege. This is a play that demands to be seen—and talked about.