Ten Characters. One Bike. All Lycra.

“It is laugh-out-loud material and definitely worth a ticket” – 3news.co.nz

MAMIL is a play about universal themes facing men and women the world over:

the relentless pursuit of money to feel happy, the bragging and bravado men sometimes project family, self discovery and redemption.

This is a play written by a man, about a man, told through the language of men – so has obvious high engagement by women – the loudest laughs often coming from them with the no-holds barred insights into the murky cracks and crevices of the male psyche.

It is a contemporary, highly accessible play so has appeal far beyond the usual theatregoers. 

Several venues reported new and diverse audiences being attracted into the theatre, to be thoroughly entertained by a performer and a show that is funny, poignant, thought provoking and challenging.

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“Hadlow shows his splendid verbal dexterity and comic versatility in portraying not only Bryan and his appendage, Little Ted, but all four fellow cyclists.”  – Terry MacTavish for Theatreview

"Hadlow's performance is incredibly impressive and he is unafraid to put himself put there."  – Charlie Gates for The Press.

“This production will be one of the highlights of the year. It is a must-see show, for men and women" –  Ewan Coleman for The Dominion Post.

“Hadlow deserves the standing ovation he receives … MAMIL wins the popular vote." – Grant Hindin for Theatreview.

“If you have an opportunity to see this show in future grab your tickets fast. I've never seen a show sell out as quickly as this one has." – Sam Jury for Broadway World New Zealand.

"It was defintely one of the best show I had seen in a while. Mark Hadlow is a seriously talented actor.” –