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The MP, Aunty Mandy and Me archiveA bittersweet tale of political campaigns, coercive abuse and steam trains that looks at power and manipulation with a queer voice from the #MeToo movement. Meet Dom. He is trying to live his best instagay life but it isn't easy in a small Brexit voting rural town in the North of England where the nearest gay is 10 miles away. He really wants a boyfriend but it isn't easy living with a mum who spends her spare time getting high and singing along to Rod Stewart. He can't go on the pull in the nearest city because of his anxiety, he goes to the gym but doesn't have sex in the shower, he uses all the right hashtags but can't top 100 likes on instagram and try as he might he just can't meet another guy who shares his interest in steam trains. But a chance meeting leads Dom into the world of the closeted local Labour MP who is wrestling with a conscious vs constituency matter on the legalization of a breakthrough HIV prevention drug. The MP makes Dom feel good. He makes him feel very good. And for all the confidence this unusual new friendship gives him, surely its worth giving certain things back in return. Even if these are certain things that he doesn't want to give. World Premiere

Cast/Performers

Rob Ward

Creatives/Company

Author: Rob Ward
Producer: Emmerson & Ward (in association with Curve)
Director: Clive Judd
Lighting: Will Monks
Sound: Iain Armstrong

The MP, Aunty Mandy and Me

The MP, Aunty Mandy and Me (Play) production archive for QTIX code T241857631. Details of all The MP, Aunty Mandy and Me archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S559263382

Archive Listings

5 Oct 22Hull Truck Theatre
Hull, Humberside
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28 Sep 22
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29 Sep 22
Blackpool Grand Theatre
Blackpool, Lancashire
Performance Details => Venue archive
3 Aug 22
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21 Aug 22
Pleasance
Edinburgh
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3 Mar 20
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4 Mar 20
Curve
Leicester, Leicestershire
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

Reviews


Debbie: 04Mar20: Star RatingStar RatingStar RatingStar Rating
Four and a half stars. Great acting. About 10 minutes too long. Moving, funny. Would like to see more of this actor, writer and company.

User Reviews

Debbie (04Mar20): Four and a half stars. Great acting. About 10 minutes too long. Moving, funny. Would like to see more of this actor, writer and company.
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