We’re living in a pretty remarkable period of queer comedy, and Canadian comedian Mae Martin’s Feel Good is a glowing example.
Feel Good is a warm, hopeful, heart-wrenching portrait of queer life and love written by and starring Mae Martin. Martin plays a semi-autobiographical character of the same name: Mae in the show is a neurotic, magnetic queer comedian living in London who is in recovery from a cocaine addiction. She enters a relationship with the tightly wound George, charmingly played by Fresh Meat’s Charlotte Ritchie, a young school teacher who has never been in a queer relationship before.
