"The Riot Club" is a play written by Laura Wade that explores the lives of wealthy, privileged students at Oxford University. The story follows a secretive dining club, known for its debauchery and excess, as its members engage in reckless behavior that ultimately leads to chaos and moral dilemmas. The play highlights themes of privilege, entitlement, and the consequences of unchecked power. It critiques the culture of elitism and the impact of wealth on personal values, showcasing how the characters' actions reflect broader societal issues related to class and responsibility.