Serious Money

Caryl Churchill's sharp-tongued satirical masterpiece takes you inside the cutthroat world of 1980s London finance, where greed is good and morality is for losers. Written in rhyming verse that crackles with energy, this play captures the excess and ethical bankruptcy of Thatcher-era capitalism with biting wit and furious pace. It's theatre that punches hard and doesn't apologise. Perfect for fans of political satire, anyone fascinated by the madness of market culture, or readers who love their drama with teeth.