When a group of old university friends get together in the heat of the summer in the south of France, old jealousies, sexual tensions and class conflicts all come to the surface.

This new play by George Gotts asks: are friends the new family? And, if so, are they just as fraught with pain and trouble as a real family?

George Gotts is a Dorset-based writer whose plays include Cocoa (Theatre 503), No One Move (Barons Court Theatre), A Plague of People (co-written with Steve Waters, Hampstead Theatre), The Raven Glass (on attachment National Theatre Studio) and short plays Ex Libris for Birmingham University and Seance for the RSC.