Mouth to Mouth
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Nov 6, 2008
Closed Dec 6, 2008
Opened Nov 6, 2008
Closed Dec 6, 2008
Running Time:
1hr. 30min.
1hr. 30min.
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
The New Group presents the American premiere of Mouth to Mouth, by Kevin Elyot, directed by Mark Brokaw
Frank, a gay writer living with AIDS, attends a party at his friend Laura's house to celebrate the return of her teenage son from abroad. As the story shifts back and forth through time, it's clear that Frank may have played an unscrupulous part in the unraveling of his best girlfriend's family. Nominated for an Olivier Award for Best New Play, Kevin Elyot's West End smash is a haunting, twisting tale of undeclared passion and the fine line between intimacy and betrayal.
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Guilt and mourning intertwine in Kevin Elyot's unsettling new play, Mouth to Mouth, now being presented by The New Group at Theater Row. In the opening scene, grief almost palpably hangs in the air as Frank (David Cale), a gay male writer, talks to his friend Laura (Lisa Emery), who smokes and says nothing. The following scene makes a small jump back in time, as the HIV-positive Frank meets with his doctor and friend Gompertz (Andrew Polk). There's something on Frank's mind, a guilt that he wants to unload, but the play reveals its mysteries slowly, and we don't find out what that is until the play goes even further back in time.
It's a year prior, when Frank is a guest at Laura's home, at[...]