DID YOU MISS THIS PRODUCTION?
PEEP will be performing one last time on Saturday 1st April as part of Hertford Theatre Week.

Tickets for this are available here.

First performed at Bewley’s Café Theatre, Dublin, this play, by exciting new (and award-winning) writer, Jodi Gray is a darkly comic, claustrophobic tale of voyeurism and sexual politics. The play is set in Dublin, in the present day. Caitlin and May, two Dublin women, are sitting at the window: it emerges that Caitlin is the tenant, May a kind of interloper.

They’re there because the flat’s living room window overlooks another living room window where the curtains are never drawn: it belongs to the unnamed man who has ‘had’ them both, and is fully occupied having lots of other women on a speedy conveyor belt. And Caitlin and May are busy watching the antics: it’s (it seems) suitable revenge for having discovered that Our Hero videoed them both on the job.

Peeping can work both ways, and these two are bent on revenge…