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Undetectable
Sex is easy. Intimacy is hard.
A tender, funny and uplifting love story for the post-chemsex generation.
Hunky dream boy Lex and bright spark Bradley are falling for each other. Big time. After three months, Lex has decided that tonight's the night… but Bradley's not so sure he wants to go all the way.
With wisdom, wit and honesty, Tom Wright's bold new play explores the delicate emotions, moral dilemmas and personal demons we all take to bed with us.
A tender, funny and uplifting love story for the post-chemsex generation.
Hunky dream boy Lex and bright spark Bradley are falling for each other. Big time. After three months, Lex has decided that tonight's the night… but Bradley's not so sure he wants to go all the way.
With wisdom, wit and honesty, Tom Wright's bold new play explores the delicate emotions, moral dilemmas and personal demons we all take to bed with us.
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96 pages, Paperback
Published May 28, 2019
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August 7, 2024
Can you remember when it was simple?
Bradley and Lex are dating for 3 months, and finally, it seems it is time to get laid. One must remember that this is a theater play; thus, as the synopsis says, it is meant to explore the delicate emotions, moral dilemmas and personal demons we all take to bed with us.
It is just that the dreamy night turns out to be something like a political statement about anything and everything. Any said word can become a weapon upon the other. And by the end of the play, the introductory phrase to this review comes from Bradley, who starts all the commotion. That is why I am not sure if it was meant to say that when people want to, they can talk and come to reasonable conclusions for both of them. If so, this can be sort of a critique of nowadays's impossibility of finding common grounds upon which people can come together for common goals.
If not, then, it is a boring long pamphlet. And if life becomes such a boring thing (and I don't mean about laying off, but on everyday aspect), then, exclude me. I'd rather be alone.
Bradley and Lex are dating for 3 months, and finally, it seems it is time to get laid. One must remember that this is a theater play; thus, as the synopsis says, it is meant to explore the delicate emotions, moral dilemmas and personal demons we all take to bed with us.
It is just that the dreamy night turns out to be something like a political statement about anything and everything. Any said word can become a weapon upon the other. And by the end of the play, the introductory phrase to this review comes from Bradley, who starts all the commotion. That is why I am not sure if it was meant to say that when people want to, they can talk and come to reasonable conclusions for both of them. If so, this can be sort of a critique of nowadays's impossibility of finding common grounds upon which people can come together for common goals.
If not, then, it is a boring long pamphlet. And if life becomes such a boring thing (and I don't mean about laying off, but on everyday aspect), then, exclude me. I'd rather be alone.
December 22, 2022
Wow! This was just ... unspeakably awful - there wasn't a single line of dialogue that seemed like it was coming organically out of a real person's mouth. And it just dragged on - and on - and on. Granted I am not real in tune with today's young queer generation, but I doubt there are ANY twenty-something gays like these two characters - I certainly HOPE not.
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February 24, 2024
The leads are the type of gays I find difficult to be around IRL which made this a slog of a read.
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