"Rita, Sue and Bob Too" is a British play written by Andrea Dunbar in 1982. Set in a working-class neighborhood in Bradford, it explores the lives of two teenage girls, Rita and Sue, who become involved with an older man named Bob. The play addresses themes of youth, sexuality, and social class. The narrative unfolds through a series of humorous and poignant scenes, highlighting the characters' struggles and aspirations. It captures the essence of 1980s Britain, reflecting the challenges faced by young people in a changing society. The play has been adapted into a film, further popularizing its story and characters.