

Blowing Whistles (UK)
Matthew Todd


What readers are saying
Readers have mixed feelings about the play, with some finding it outdated and unrelatable. A lone reviewer feels disconnected from the generally positive response, citing issues with the topical humor and its relevance today.
THE STORY: Nigel loves his hedonistic lifestyle--he has a long-term boyfriend, goes clubbing and has lots of sex in their open relationship.
Jamie, his partner of ten years, isn't sure things are so great...The night before Gay Pride Day, the couple m
"Brilliant…so fantastically tough and tender that it often feels as if someone has got you in a painful arm-lock, only to give you the sweetest, softest kiss.” —The Times (London). ”It's about love, actually. The fact that it's a homosexual and not heterosexual relationship doesn't make it any less dramatic or moving.“ —Croydon Advertiser (London). ”The first half of BLOWING WHISTLES is sharp and funny, bristling with snappy one-liners and insightful digs at contemporary gay culture…a funny, sexy and ultimately thought-provoking experience.“ —Rainbow Network (London). ”I was blown away. This is possibly the most moving and engrossing gay play since Beautiful Thing.“ —Boyz (London). ”Full marks…a refreshingly comic take on being gay and romantic.“ —The Telegraph (UK). ”Razor sharp…it cries out for a West End transfer."
— QX (London)
Blowing Whistles is a American lgbtq play written by Matthew Todd and published by Dramatists Play Service (2007).
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Dramatists Play Service · 2007 · 72 pp
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