Stephen Sondheim’s Company is a trailblazing musical comedy that redefined the genre with its sharp wit, rich characterisation, and brilliant score. Set in 1970s New York, the story follows Bobby, a single man on the cusp of turning 35, as he reflects on his bachelor lifestyle through a series of vignettes featuring his married friends.

 

As he observes the joys and struggles of their relationships, Bobby begins to question what love, commitment, and connection truly mean. With iconic songs like Being Alive, The Ladies Who Lunch, and Marry Me a Little, Company is a smart, sophisticated, and emotionally resonant exploration of modern relationships and the search for belonging.