A shot of theatrical Viagra
Set inside a pub at closing time, The Viagra Monologues is a frank exploration of sex and relationships as seen through the eyes of five disparate characters. Gorgeous Aussie actor Rory Pie plays Will, the play’s gay character dragged along to his father’s bucks night. “Will is very non-stereotypically gay. He’s a normal guy who just happens to like guys,” Pie told Sydney Star Observer. “It’s basically saying that gay relationships are the same as straight relationships — we’re all the same.”
info: The Viagra Monologues, New Theatre, September 22-25. Visit www.theviagramonologues.net
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How true,Rory Pies comment is.No one needs Viagra,if Rory;s around.He’s adorable and handsome wish I could meet him personally,Rajat Mathew,1st yr arts graduate,Univ of QLD