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My Son’s a Queer at New York City Center: Identity, Imagination, and Parental Support

My Son’s a Queer at New York City Center: Identity, Imagination, and Parental Support

Episode 293 Published 1 year, 4 months ago
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In this episode, we discuss the New York City Center production of My Son’s a Queer (But What Can You Do?) by Rob Madge. We break down the show’s celebration of identity and creativity, and why parental support matters for self-expression. We also talk about the music, the emotional audience reactions, and how Rob’s childhood videos add a personal touch. Join us as we reflect on the impact of the production and what it could mean for the future of musical theater.

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