Prince Faggot

An ensemble of queer and trans performers imagine a future world where Prince George of Cambridge is a gay man. In the process, they interrogate the ways in which power and colonisation play upon their lives and sexualities.^[1][2]

The play features a series of fictional, direct-address monologues written by the playwright for the members of the ensemble, and a final monologue based on the real-life experiences of actress N'yomi Allure Stewart.^[3][4]

New York Times theatre critic Jesse Green gave Prince Faggot a Critics' Pick and wrote "If the playwright means to shock, mission accomplished. But here’s the real shocker: the play... is thrilling. Inflammatory, nose-thumbing, explicit to the point of pornography, wild and undisciplined."^[9] The play received positive reviews from various publications including The New Yorker,^[10] Attitude,^[11] and Cosmopolitan, which described the show as "a horny, thought-provoking play that's as academic as it is avant-garde."^[12] The play stirred a degree of controversy^[13] and prompted international press coverage^[14] over its depiction of Prince George of Cambridge as an adult gay man engaged in kink and chemsex.

The premiere production was included on a number of 'Best of 2025' lists, including in the Los Angeles Times^[15] Artforum^[16] and Vulture.^[17]

Prince Faggot is a finalist for the 2026 Lambda Literary Award for Drama^[19].