My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) Tickets
Performer and social media sensation Rob Madge’s joyful show about growing up queer with a supportive family returns to the West End.
Rob Madge’s joyful show returns
Don’t rain on Rob Madge’s Disney parade - their WhatsOnStage Award-winning autobiographical show My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) is a burst of joy in the West End and a celebration of growing up queer with a family that cheers you on.When Rob was 12 years old, they decided to stage a full Disney parade in their living room. Cobbling together wigs and props, Rob played Mary Poppins, Ariel, Mickey Mouse and Belle with aplomb. Unfortunately, mum and dad weren’t quite up to the job… dad pushed floats in the wrong direction, mum got Aladdin confused with Ursula and the costumes were a bit of a disaster.
On the plus side, Grandma loved it.
Featuring home video recordings of Rob’s childhood antics, My Son’s a Queer is a sparkling show from social media sensation and actor Madge. Their artistic vision has propelled them from enthusiastic living room performances to appearing in the Palladium Panto and a previous two week run of their one-person show at the Garrick Theatre in 2022.
Don’t miss My Son’s a Queer tickets at the Ambassadors Theatre! This effervescent show is irresistible and unmissable.
Sorry this show closed 01 April 2023, we recommend these similar productions.
My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) Reviews
User Reviews
Written and performed by Rob Madge, this show is an invite into their living room to see where and how the dreams began. Using a wonderful mix of home movies, conversation, song and a whole lot of sparkle and colour, with several outfit changes, it i Read more
Rob Madge is a star. I’m so pleased I got to see this show while I was in London. Rob’s story, their family and the overall message was beautiful. I don’t know Rob, but I left feeling like I did. I was in tears at the end. Loved that the FoH team wor Read more
This is a fantastic show. I loved every second of it. Lots of belly laughs straight from the start, it’s very poignant and has emotional moments throughout. Cleverly written, staged and thought proving too. Rob Madge really is the Star that he thoug Read more