What's the F**king Point?

"Yeah, identities work a bit like antibiotics.

The story follows three friends and a doctor whose usefulness is limited, as they are drawn into a tangle of medical paperwork, arguments about identity and a broader longing to matter. The plot turns on a few sharp shifts: one character's disability is reclassified overnight, another receives a diagnosis they never requested, and a third decides they deserve one too.

The production comes from FlawBored, a theatre company led by disabled people whose work has earned several awards. Its satire is aimed squarely at how medical systems and identity debates are handled, so the tone is bleak and pointed rather than gentle. Performances are audio described, which means a spoken commentary on the action is provided for blind and partially sighted audiences.

The show is staged at The Maria Theatre, a London venue that hosts concerts and shows. It suits audiences interested in contemporary disability-led theatre and in satire that tackles diagnosis and bureaucracy head on.