Note: This review is from 2006
Review by Steve Bennett
A charming mix of 80s nostalgia and anecdotes about being a single, gay, nearly-famous singer in her 30s
Named after the game Rosie spent hours playing alone as a geeky 13 year old, the show is a breezy and charming tale of social awkwardness and disappointment.
Review date: 1 Jan 2006
Reviewed by: Steve Bennett
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