
A witty story of a gym-obsessed high-powered attorney who falls in love with an under-employed, slightly plump sweetheart!
REVIEW
Bostonian Roland Tec takes a well-deserved jab at the lifestyles of the rich, horny and gay in this satiric comedy that skewers the superficiality of gay men. Christopher (John-Michael Lander) is a gay man’s dream catch: a lawyer who’s got money, a brain, a buff bod and a more than healthy libido. And even though perfect pecs are the not stuff of true happiness, Christopher would beg differently as he happily wallows in his own shallowness by toning up by day and successfully cruising the bars for other chiseled beauties at night.
Much to the horror of Larry (the hilarious Jay Corcoran), his sex-obsessed, gym buddy best friend, Christopher does find his Prince Charming but the prince turns out to be a frog, well actually he's a great guy. Stewart (David Vincent), an out-of-shape, chunky, under-employed geek without a clue on to how to accessorize is the new beau! Will the two find happiness in their mismatched arms or will Christopher’s wondering eyes do him in? A comedy yes, but also a bracing and needed indictment of the body-obsessed world of ‘90s gay men.
REVIEW
Bostonian Roland Tec takes a well-deserved jab at the lifestyles of the rich, horny and gay in this satiric comedy that skewers the superficiality of gay men. Christopher (John-Michael Lander) is a gay man’s dream catch: a lawyer who’s got money, a brain, a buff bod and a more than healthy libido. And even though perfect pecs are the not stuff of true happiness, Christopher would beg differently as he happily wallows in his own shallowness by toning up by day and successfully cruising the bars for other chiseled beauties at night.
Much to the horror of Larry (the hilarious Jay Corcoran), his sex-obsessed, gym buddy best friend, Christopher does find his Prince Charming but the prince turns out to be a frog, well actually he's a great guy. Stewart (David Vincent), an out-of-shape, chunky, under-employed geek without a clue on to how to accessorize is the new beau! Will the two find happiness in their mismatched arms or will Christopher’s wondering eyes do him in? A comedy yes, but also a bracing and needed indictment of the body-obsessed world of ‘90s gay men.
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