The Party Girls by Amy Rosenthal

Amy Rosenthal's compelling and witty drama explores the extraordinary lives of the infamous Mitford sisters, whose beauty, intelligence and aristocratic privilege captivated British society between the wars.

As Europe edges towards conflict, the sisters find themselves drawn to radically different political ideologies, placing family loyalty under increasing strain.

From glamorous London parties and high society scandal to passionate political convictions and personal heartbreak, The Party Girls charts the complex relationships between remarkable women whose choices would divide both a family and a nation.

Rich in humour, drama and sharp observation, this fascinating play offers an intimate portrait of sisterhood, ambition and loyalty in an increasingly uncertain world.