Straight
A sharp-witted comedy about sex and relationships, Straight tests the murky boundaries of physical and emotional intimacy.Late twenty-somethings, Lewis and his wife Morgan, are planning a family despite the impossibly small flat they share. However, with the arrival of Lewis’ charismatic university friend, Waldorf, doubts are sown in Lewis’ mind about his readiness to settle down. A drunken dare and a camcorder takes the men’s friendship to a whole new level and presents a dilemma they never thought imaginable.
Straight is a raucous, outrageous romp that asks how far you would go to prove that you hadn’t become stuffy and predictable. With sensitivity and uproarious one-liners, DC Moore gets the balance just right in an incredibly entertaining play about friendship, sex and the places in between.
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Very entertaining although the venue was too hot.
very funny and entertaining play, loved it, thank you, S&A
It a funny one. Very well acted. I had to pay attention all the time since I didn't want to miss any part. There were no empty seats. It was packed. I thought the ending was just perfect; left me thinking.
A pacy production, beautifully acted/directed. I felt the dialogue was a bit repetitive and felt the script needed work. Otherwise - very enjoyable.
The acting was amazing. The play needed work. I felt ripped off that they didn't do the dirty deed in front of us. I also felt that the ending was weak. The husband will tell the wife everything... I guess in due time. I felt it needed a more powerful ending or redemption or a twist/surprise. But, I am glad I went to see it. Thank you to ON THE HOUSE.
Very funny in parts! Worth seeing as it is entertaining. Surprising and slightly shocking conclusion. Definitely provokes a discussion afterwards.