Synopsis

London, 1980’s

Rita and Judy, two women at different stages of life, confront societal oppression and personal disillusionment. The narrative explores themes of domestic abuse, women’s rights, and the harsh realities faced by women in a patriarchal society. Rita, a middle-aged housewife, and Judy, a young, idealistic feminist, navigate their struggles in a world that continually seeks to silence and marginalise them.

The play unfolds through a series of intense and emotional scenes that highlight the systemic issues of gender inequality and the personal battles of the characters. As Rita grapples with her abusive marriage and the oppressive demands of her family, Judy fights for women’s liberation and self-empowerment. Their lives intersect in poignant and often heartbreaking ways, revealing the strength and resilience required to challenge societal norms and seek personal freedom.