"Top Girls" is a play written by Caryl Churchill that premiered in 1982. It explores themes of feminism, ambition, and the challenges women face in a patriarchal society. The story follows Marlene, a career-driven woman who works at the Top Girls employment agency, and features a dinner party with historical and fictional women discussing their lives and struggles. The play is structured in a non-linear format, blending past and present to highlight the sacrifices women make for success. It critiques the notion of success and questions whether achieving it is worth the cost of personal relationships and identity.