In the overcrowded city, nature is getting out of control. The mice are scratching between walls, the pigeons are diseased and the foxes are beginning to rule the streets. The problem is growing. It's contagious. It has to be stopped, before it's too late. A darkly comic, dystopian drama from one of the UK’s most exciting young female dramatists. "Impressive… a chilling vision of dystopian London." — Guardian (2018-10-19) "[A] superbly written, wildly imaginative and thought-provoking play." — The Arts Desk (2018-10-19) "An attractive blend of black humour and genuinely disturbing ideas... vivid and resonant." — The Stage (2018-10-19) "A dark, surrealist parable with shades of JG Ballard." — WhatsOnStage (2018-10-19) "The disturbing and the dotty, queasiness and quirkiness mingle arrestingly… an impressive Royal Court debut." — Independent (2018-10-19) STEF SMITH’s other plays include RoadKill (Edinburgh Festival 2010, 2011) which won an Olivier Award in 2012, Swallow(Traverse Theatre 2015), Remote (National Theatre Connections 2015), CURED (Glasgay!), Grey Matter (Aberdeen Performing Arts), Falling/Flying (The Tron, Glasgow), The Silence of Bees (The Arches) and a BBC Scotland radio drama entitled Tea and Symmetry. She has also been writer on attachment with the National Theatre of Scotland and was part of the National Writers Group at the Royal Court Theatre in London.