Multi award-winning LGBTQIA+ Cabaret Artist and Opera Singer Damien Noyce is set to captivate audiences with his latest production in a hilarious and heartwarming true story
Multi award-winning LGBTQIA+ Cabaret Artist and Opera Singer Damien Noyce is set to captivate audiences with his latest production, featuring Musical Direction from Kim Gilbert and support act Alice Terry (Sydney’s First Lady of Blues). After a soldout season for Qtopia Sydney Pride Fest.Written and performed by Damien, The Year I Watched My Mum Die is an hilarious and heartwarming story of a son giving up his life in London in the middle of the lockdown to come back to Australia to look after his dying mother.In this deeply personal performance, Damien explores the challenges of being a carer, the complexities of navigating the care industry, the impact of Parkinson's Disease, sibling dynamics, and the profound experience of grief. Audiences can expect to experience a rollercoaster of emotions in an unforgettable evening that promises to touch hearts and inspire.Don't miss the opportunity to witness Damien Noyce's raw and compelling portrayal of love, loss, and resilience in this must-see production. It's cabaret, it's drag, it's a true story!Proudly Partnered withhttps://www.parkinsonsnsw.org.auhttps://shakeitup.org.auRaising funds for Parkinson's Disease researchEvery donation helps:https://our-fundraisers.raisely.com/theyeariwatchedmymumdiehttps://www.pitchinforparkinsons.org.au/pnsw-donate