Aggy May

Aggy May is a play starring Bradshaw, staged at the King's Head Theatre in London. It follows a young man's coming-of-adulthood story and his search for a place in his own sexuality.

The production is a semi-autobiographical play, presented as a fast-paced piece of new writing that looks at what it means to work out and accept one's sexuality. Its central character, Him, has a long history of relationships, all of them with straight men, and a close friend, Dani, believes he should look for a gay man who genuinely likes gay men. Him then sets himself a thirty-day detox, cutting out alcohol, fast food and dating, but a set of new encounters and old friendships begins to test that resolve.

The cast includes Bradshaw in the lead role, and the story moves through Him's friendships and romantic entanglements with a younger admirer, a self-assured former flame and an oldest friend. The tone combines humour with a more pointed look at desire and identity, and the story asks whether Him will change his habits or finally pay attention to what is in front of him.

The King's Head Theatre is a London venue that presents shows across a range of genres, and this production is one of its stagings.