Anne is tired. Tired of menopause. Tired of working in a dying NHS. And tired of her lazy, sexist husband Don. But they’ve been together twenty-nine years. They know each other inside out. They’ve survived so much. 

Then COVID plunges the country into lockdown, forcing them to isolate together. After all, the home is a place of safety… isn’t it? 

As the world falls apart outside, Anne and Don’s marriage slowly falls apart inside. But soon there will be a solution. Won’t there? 

Jab, inspired by true events, is a black comedy drama exploring power, gender, domestic violence, conspiracy theories, ignorance, and the limits of love.    

First performed at the Finborough Theatre London (Neil McPherson, Artistic Director) where it received five star reviews and OffWestEnd Award Nominations for Best New Play, Best Director and Best Duo Performance, Jab is written by James McDermott (Time & Tide, Park Theatre), directed by Scott Le Crass (Rose, Park Theatre) and stars Kacey Ainsworth (Leaves Of Glass, Park Theatre) & Liam Tobin (Boys From The Black Stuff, National Theatre).