Lips Together, Teeth Apart: Terrence McNally's Acclaimed Play
New Conservatory Theatre Center, at Market (25 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA 94102)
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The last date listed for Lips Together, Teeth Apart was Sunday July 1, 2012 / 2:00pm.
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Written on Aug 03 2012I am giving it three stars because the acting was good, and the actors had to memorise so much. And they dealt with some interesting issues.
The problem was that they dealt with to many issues. A whole season of soap operas seemed to be crammed into the lives of these two couples. The result was that they were dealt with to thinly, and you don't realy care much. Also, the craectors are not likable. Finnaly, the device of frequently having the charactors talk to the audiance directly creates further distance from the action. It also seemed a bit lazy, like overrelaince on a voice over in a movie. I get that these people had trouble speaking thire minds, but I would have prefered that the playright found some other way to get at what they were feeling, even if it meant cutting out some subplots, which may not have been a bad idea anyway.
Written on Jul 02 2012The play started out promising, but turned slow and overly long in the second / mini third act. Some clever direction, but maybe not the best over all...
Written on Jul 02 2012The show was good, not great but enjoyable. The two woman leads were very good and held the show together. NCTC is doing some very good work and enjoy going to see their shows. Entertaining.
Written on Jul 02 2012Mixed feelings about this production. Great set, effectively used by 4 actors giving a generally good performance. Problem really is the sprawling, over-long play that wrings you out, but leaves little to juice over later. Its never a good sign when relief sets in at the end of a play.
More Information About Lips Together, Teeth Apart
Website
http://www.nctcsf.org/press_room/lips_together.htm
Description
Lips Together, Teeth Apart
by Terrence McNally
San Francisco Premiere
A gay community on Fire Island provides an unlikely backdrop for two straight couples who are observed poolside, staring out to sea. With gay men partying in the houses surrounding them, the four characters divert themselves with food, cocktails, fireworks, charades, and biting jabs at each other. Even the boys next door aren’t safe.
Directed by Dennis Lickteig, this production stars Sarah Mitchell, Marie O’Donnell, Michael Sally and Cameron Weston.
This show is recommended for ages 16 and above, due to adult themes and language.



