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The true cost of inherited privilege
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Affluenza tickets

About Affluenza

See Affluenza, Andy Sandberg’s dark comedic play exploring themes of wealth and the consequences of immense privilege at Riverside Studios. Book Affluenza tickets on London Theatre.

Set within the extreme wealth of the Hamptons, Affluenza is a play that begins after a teenager’s drunken car ride ends in devastation. As the repercussions of the event move into the courtroom, an extraordinary question is asked. Can a person who has grown up with so much privilege truly understand the difference between right and wrong?

This play is inspired by true events surrounding a controversial legal defence as it examines what happens when wealth and personal responsibility coincide. As the consequences of the accident extend beyond the night it occurred, Affluenza takes a hard look at who exactly bears the responsibility for the choices people make, and how ideas of money and entitlement are passed from one generation to the next.

The company includes Noah Schnapp (in his stage debut), Janette Manrara, Juliet Cowan, Wallis Currie-Wood, Rupert Young, and Donald Sage Mackay.

Andy Sandberg writes and directs the world premiere. The creative team includes set designer Charlie Corcoran, costume designer Hannah Schmidt, lighting designer Jack Weir, and sound designer Emily Drohan.

Affluenza in London launches Riverside Studios’ Mainstage Season 26/27, a programme of new plays exploring contemporary concepts. Balancing dark humour with difficult topics of justice and morality, Affluenza examines the system surrounding one privileged family. What happens when your money can protect you from the consequences of your own actions, even if those actions irreparably harm others?

Rather than offering easy answers to hard questions, this production encourages its audience to consider how deeply our privileges can shape our understanding of the world around us. By placing a family’s private choices against a larger systemic issue, the play turns one devastation into an examination of responsibility.

Run time

2hr 15min. Incl. Interval.

Age

Ages 14+.

Start date

26th September, 2026

End date

28th November, 2026

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“Thought-provoking drama sharply divided by its two halves”

4.1
Great166 reviews

A Bold but Bumpy Exploration of Privilege

Affluenza tackles timely themes of wealth, accountability and parenting with ambition and dark humour, leaving audiences buzzing with questions long after the curtain falls. The versatile ensemble cas...

What It Feels Like

  • Provocative
  • Darkly comic
  • Uneven

You’ll Love This If…

  • You enjoy plays that spark debate about wealth and justice
  • You appreciate versatile ensemble casts playing multiple roles
  • You can forgive a wobbly second act for a bold concept
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Oct 6

I really likedthe humor and irony in the play they made everything feel more spicy and entertaining. I kept expecting Dylan to get some kind of trial, but the plot is really good. The final scene genuinely moved me. The cast deserves all the praise!

Oct 6

Incredible play, with great acting from the whole case, the set was beautifully done and there were no bad views as far as I could see so any seat would be a great seat! Would definitely recommend for anyone to see as left with a new perspective

Oct 6

It was bad. I did not like it. Bad second act.

Our Review

'Affluenza' review — Noah Schnapp stars in a timely play about the moral corruption of wealth and privilege

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Read our review of Andy Sandberg's new play Affluenza, now in performances at Riverside Studios to 28 November.

Stars on stage

Affluenza cast and creative team

By: Andy Sandberg
Director: Andy Sandberg

Venue

101 Queen Caroline Street, London, Greater London, United Kingdom, W6 9BN

Directions

Location: Fringe/Off West End
Railway station: Kensington (Olympia)
Underground station: Hammersmith Bus numbers: (Hammersmith Bridge Road) 72
Car park: Hammersmith Town Hall Car Park

More information about Affluenza

Show schedule

Day of weekMatineeEvening
Monday-7:30 PM
Tuesday-7:30 PM
Wednesday-7:30 PM
Thursday2:30 PM7:30 PM
Friday-7:30 PM
Saturday2:30 PM7:30 PM
Sunday--

Frequently asked questions

What is Affluenza about?

See Affluenza, Andy Sandberg’s dark comedic play exploring themes of wealth and the consequences of immense privilege at Riverside Studios.

Is Affluenza West End or Off-West End?

Affluenza is Off West End.

How long is Affluenza running?

Affluenza currently has tickets available through 28 November 2026. Check calendar for availability.

What do audience members think of Affluenza?

Affluenza has received a Show-Score of 82/100 — Great, based on 166 audience reviews. Read audience reviews.

Who directed Affluenza?

Affluenza is directed by Andy Sandberg.

Who wrote Affluenza?

Affluenza was written by Andy Sandberg.

What's the age recommendation for Affluenza?

The recommended age for Affluenza is Ages 14+..

Where is Affluenza playing?

Affluenza is playing at Riverside Studios. The theatre is located at 101 Queen Caroline Street, London, W6 9BN.

How long is Affluenza?

The running time of Affluenza is 2hr 15min. Incl. Interval.

How do you book tickets for Affluenza?

Book tickets for Affluenza on London Theatre.

How much do tickets cost for Affluenza?

Tickets for Affluenza start at £32.

Is Affluenza good?

Affluenza takes a real-world premise and uses it to examine some hard-hitting questions about privilege and wealth. With Andy Sandberg’s writing and direction, this black comedy drama offers audiences a poignant story designed to spark conversation.

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