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Under 12s will not be admitted. Under 16s must be accompanied by and sat with an adult over 18.
Performance dates
25 January 2022 - 1 April 2023
Run time 1 hour 5 minutes (no interval)
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My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) tickets available now!
Following an award-winning run at Edinburgh Festival and a sell-out run at the Garrick Rob Madge brings My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) to the Ambassadors Theatre. This joyous, chaotic celebration returns to the London stage for a limited run. Book your tickets to My Son’s A Queer now whilst availability lasts.
Rob Madge’s My Son’s A Queer (But What Can you Do?)
Following sold-out runs at the Turbine Theatre in 2021, the Edinburgh Festival and the West End's Garrick Theatre Rob Madge brings their triumphant celebration of the ups and downs of raising a queer child to London.
At the age of 12 Rob tried to stage a full-blown Disney parade. The scene, their house, the audience, their Grandma. Rob donned a wig and played a full cast of characters, Mary Poppins, Belle, Ariel and Micky Mouse. Their Dad pulled double duty as Stage Manager/Sound Technician and Goofy.
Alas, Dad missed every cue and the floats were all pushed in the wrong directions. Mum thought Aladdin was Ursula, who mistakes a street rat for a sea witch? The costumes went all wrong and so did the props. Ariel’s bubble gun wouldn’t even work correctly. Grandma seemed to have a pretty good time though.
This autobiographical retelling of social media star Rob Madge’s life sets out to restage that parade. And this time, nobody is gonna rain on their parade!
My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) cast and creatives
This incredible show was written and performed by social media sensationRob Madge (Milennials, Bedknkobs and Broomsticks, Oliver!, Les Misérables) and is directed by Luke Sheppard (& Juliet, In The Heights). The show features composition by Pippa Cleary with orchestration by Simon Nathan. Mixing is by Chris Fry with designs by Ryan Dawson Laight and projection design by George Reeve. Video Engineering comes from Neil McDowell Smith with associate sound designs by Anna Short.
Tickets for My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do?) are on sale now!
Do not miss your chance to catch this award-winning smash hit as it returns to London for a limited run. Book your tickets now to secure your seats and avoid disappointment. Rob Madge’s My Son’s a Queer is sure to be one of the hottest tickets in town!
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My Son’s A Queer (But What Can You Do) announces extension
Step into the heartwarming world of My Son's A Queer (But What Can You Do), the critically acclaimed autobiographical story of musical theatre star Rob Madge that has captivated audiences since its West End debut. With its touching portrayal of parental love and acceptance, this award-winning solo show has been praised for its humour, honesty and heart - resonating deeply with audiences who see themselves reflected in its relatable themes.
Experience the recounted joy and chaos of raising a queer child in this remarkable production, as My Son's A Queer extends its West End run at the Ambassadors Theatre until 1 April 2023. Book your tickets today and be moved by this unforgettable theatrical experience!
21 Feb, 2023 | By Kevin Thomas
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My Son’s A Queer, (But What Can You Do?) transfers to the West End
Written and performed by Rob Madge, My Son’s A Queer, (But What Can You Do?) is set to transfer to the West End’s Garrick Theatre for a strictly limited run this autumn. Following sell out runs at London’s Turbine Theatre and at this year’s Edinburgh Festival, this critically acclaimed play is expected to sell out fast! Be sure to get your tickets for My Son’s A Queer, (But What Can You Do?) whilst availability lasts!
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