All Audience Reviews of My Son’s A Queer But What Can You Do

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Caroline Davis

This solo show written and performed by Rob Madge uses real (hilarious) home video footage to help tell the story of Madge’s flamboyant, imaginative childhood spent retelling Disney tales in the living room alongside supportive parents and grandparents. Madge sings their face off while delivering the right mixture of humor and heart. The audience gave a well-deserved standing ovation BEFORE THE SHOW WAS OVER after a particularly affecting number about chosen family and the power of supportive adults in young **** people’s lives. Wonderfully executed.Read more →

Nicola Maguire

One of the best shows I’ve ever seen - cried with laughter and emotion ! Such a great message - be who you are - my daughter immediately after leaving asked me to book it again so she can take her friend.Read more →

Booked via Stagedoor

Gaia Rizzatello

Some people are born to be on a stage and Rob Madge have a few home videos that can prove it. This show was an incredible ride from start to finish that had me **** sobbing by the end.Read more →

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Matt Stącel

Beautiful, beautiful show. Starting off really funny, going into a truly heartfelt story of a true bond between Rob and their parents. Couldn’t recommend enoughRead more →

Adam Steinbeck

Charming and innovative in its blend of live action and retro video, it is very invested in the journey of its solo performer.Read more →

Nicole Williams

I loved his use of home movies. Wasn't expecting a touching show, plenty of giggles though and both were delivered well.Read more →

Amy Xue

Falling in love with theatre shall be an honourable thing to speak out loud, especially when you are rob madgeRead more →

Claire-Monique Martin

Truly brilliant any parent who has a theatre kid should watched this truly brilliant piece of theatreRead more →

Natalie Carter

Just so heart warming. Great show length and a lovely insight to Rob Madge’s childhoodRead more →

Edie Havas

hilarious, heart warming and nostalgic. had me laughing and crying throughoutRead more →

Ellen Cordelia

One of the most heartwarming and beautiful shows I’ve seen in a long timeRead more →

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Joanna Crispin

Brilliant one-act show - funny and poignantRead more →

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