Two
moms, two kids, one singing dog, and 62 dads: a musical for gay and lesbian
families!!! Summer vacation can’t get any better… until Mama breaks
a filling and Mom drives her to the dentist. Sue is left to baby-sit while
Harry pitches a tantrum, demanding the promised pancake breakfast. While the
kids argue about which of their friends has the most useful parental configuration
(three dads and two moms, two dads, none of either…) Harry noodles with
spare parts and a large cardboard box. Suddenly, the box starts to shake and
out steps a dad, complete with a plate of pancakes!
Critics
raved about the Daddy Machine!
“…a
show that does just about everything right”
Janice Steinberg, San Diego Union-Tribune
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“… the fantasy and joy of “Daddy Machine” is pure,
overt and involving”
La Jolla Village News, Charlene Baldridge
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“…Stonewall absolutely captivates the kids”
News Blaze, Robert Hitchcox
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What did audiences have to say?
“My
kids were riveted."
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“This is maybe the most fun I've had in a theater ever. I left feeling
so good..."
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“I was really moved."
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Read
Complete Reviews
Before
Stonewall can howl for help, sixty-two dads fill the house with pancakes and
chaos. Will Sue find a math formula to solve this dilemma? Will Harry ever
get a pancake that doesn’t taste like cardboard? Will Mama’s Novocain
wear off in time for her to stop Mom from buying a whole new kitchen at Home
Depot?
And
how do you stop a daddy machine that doesn’t have an “off”
switch? In the end, the kids realize that the best parent of all is the one
who knows you and loves you, even when you’re hiding sixty-two dads...
