'London, do we have a problem?' is the inevitable question that all residents of the city find themselves asking, because at this rate, the bad luck feels personal. This sketch-comedy and improv show, based off genuine events, pokes fun at what it means to be a Londoner in 2026, demonstrating the realities of the student experience (because if we don’t laugh we'll cry). Follow four university students, who've relocated from opposite ends of the country, as they navigate living together in The Big Smoke.

This brand new show is brought to you by Sent West, a theatre company consisting of four female Drama School Graduates, slowly but surely completing their mission of correcting the false narrative that ‘women aren’t funny’, following a run of sold-out shows across small venues in London. Join us on this adventure and you’ll either relate, find solace, or finally understand why our generation is riddled with so much anxiety! It’s just like ‘Sex and the City’, only less chic, and set during a post-Covid cost-of-living crisis, with a combined £200k of student debt. On second thought, maybe ‘The Hunger Games’ is a more accurate comparison...