Mill doesn't like her flatmate Gen, and Gen isn't exactly Mill's biggest fan either.
333 follows their separate trials and tribulations. Mill is a high-performance engine of relentless self-optimisation. Gen is less than bothered, paralysed by choice and chain smoking her twenties away.
They judge, they blame, they fail to listen. The result? They're drowning in unspoken tension.
"Love thy neighbour"? Yeah, right.
Written by and starring Emily Braddick and Katerina Topali, 333 is set against the backdrop of the London housing crisis. Told through shifting realities, fantasy, movement, awkward silence and mess, the show explores the gap between private and public selves, generational divides, and whether, in a world obsessed with the "self", it's still possible to just talk.
It might make you laugh. It might make you squirm. And it'll definitely leave you wondering if the two actually hate each other off stage.
Age recommendation: 16+
Duration: 60 mins
Price: £12
Languages: English, Gaelic, Greek
Countries: Greece, Ireland
Content warnings: This performance is intended for mature audiences and contains references to drugs, alcohol and sex.
Devised by Emily Braddick and Katerina Topali