In Maggots, the residents of a deteriorating apartment block find themselves battling an overwhelming infestation that seeps through the walls and into their lives. As the stench worsens and official help fails to arrive, the tenants—isolated and distrustful—begin turning to one another, exposing tensions, fears, and fragile connections within their shared space.

Written by Tony Craze Award winner Farah Najib, the play unfolds as a darkly intimate exploration of loneliness, survival, and the boundaries between personal and communal responsibility.

Directed by Jess Barton and produced by Jessie Anand Productions (This Might Not Be It), Maggots confronts what happens when systems of care collapse and ordinary people must decide what it truly means to be part of a community.