The posh club
As The Riot Club, adapted from Laura Wade's hit play Posh, is released in cinemas, G2 examines what it means to be posh now.
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Laura Wade: ‘It’s the last time they can let their hair down’
Laura Wade’s play Posh ushered in the Tory government in 2010. Is the film version, The Riot Club, here to bury the Bullingdon boys’ era of inequality? She tells Emine Saner how she got into the mindset of the men made to rule Britain
Posh Britain: will they always lord it over us?
Stuart Jeffries: In new film The Riot Club, based loosely on the antics of the notorious Bullingdon boys, a gaggle of toffs trash restaurants for larks. Who are these people, how did they turn out like this – and what does it tell us about privilege today?
Modern Toss on posh Britain – in pictures
The irreverent cartoonists tackle the upper echelons of British society in a series of illustrations about pedigree, privilege and punch-ups
