Title: Unusual, but very good
Review: A really unusual play, not so much in terms of highlighting, as the user noted above, the hardships of homosexuals. But in that the character isn't actually homosexual, although even he is not entirely sure at times. These characters are blindingly vivid, you actually see them. In a way a play criticizing, not only humanity for it's intolorance, but particularly men who often have a much tighter mold they must fit in order to be considered normal. The ending is especially effective, although in reading it you must be able to visualize. There is a pretty good film version with Deborah Kerr if you really enjoy it.
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