Nothing happens on stage between the men any more risque than holding hands and kissing cheeks.
It's a work about tolerance of different lifestyles, about respect of others, about long-term relationships and love platonic as well as romantic. It's also a pretty funny comedy with some good songs and big dance numbers. There's tap dancing, high leg kicks, acrobatics and other circus routines, put together with fairly challenging choreography. In all, it's the Musical Theatre Company at its best stretching itself to get better. While the group in this venue traditionally has sound problems and acoustic inconsistencies, this production seems mixed almost ideally.