Picture from W!ld Rice

Review in one line: The Beatles always knew how to put it the best - "I am he As you are he As you are me And we are all together."

Review if you have more time: Besides the penchant for slight over-acting and campiness, it was a lovely performance, which really hit the high in the second act.
Gay men playing straight men who are in love with women (who are actually men) is not really my cup of tea, but Swanboy and I had a good laugh when booming male voices were heard in what were supposed to be a quarrel between two demure young ladies.
Not to forget the great Muffin Scene.

Call me blasphemous, but it was actually better than The Winter's Tale. :)