Four old school friends. One stag weekend in Las Vegas. A shared box of Gaviscon.
A brand-new musical from writers of the international hit Menopause The Musical 2, directed by Mark Bell — the man behind The Play That Goes Wrong. Two nights in Hampstead, heard out loud for the first time.

Writers of Menopause The Musical 2, which has played to audiences around the world. This is their new one — a companion piece from the other side of the bed.
Directed by Mark Bell, who directed The Play That Goes Wrong.
A rehearsed reading is not a finished production. It is the stage before one — the point where a new musical finds out what it is, in front of an audience, for the first time.
In a room this close, you don’t just watch that happen. You are part of it.
Nobody has seen this yet. What plays on these two nights has never been in front of an audience before.
Fifty-five seats. Near enough to catch the moment a line lands — and the moment one doesn’t.
Two nights, then it moves on. Whatever this becomes, it starts here.
28 Heath Street, London NW3 6TE. Hampstead Station · Northern Line — thirty seconds from the door. Fifty-five seats.