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Next week: A psychological thriller begins our new season at People’s Theatre

Shannaz Posted On September 3, 2026
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Olivier Award-winner Morgan Lloyd Malcolm’s gripping psychological thriller The Wasp kicks off our new season next week!

Heather and Carla went to school together, but their lives have gone in very different directions and they haven’t kept in touch.

When they meet up again, their awkward reunion unfurls into something much darker. Because despite their differences, each has something the other needs.

The Wasp (Photos by Paul Hood)

A proposition is made, and the consequences will be deadly …

The past has a long memory, and Heather and Carla are about to find out just how far it reaches!

The Wasp by Morgan Lloyd Malcolm plays at People’s Theatre 7th–12th September 2026. Tickets are available here.

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