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Romeo and Juliet
I am Juliet. My Romeo is gay. At the end of the play there's a kissing scene. So as not to offend his homosexuality I need to learn how to fake kiss. Any ideas?
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dont worry about it cuz think the kid wont like it cuz he likes guys kissin not girls no sweat
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He has the lead role in Romeo and Juliet; I don't think he's worried about kissing a girl. If you're really nervous, though, maybe you should talk to him about it and see how he feels.
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HOw would it have offenced his homosexuality? I would have just kissed him noramlly (closed mouth tho) My best friend who is gay allways pecks me on the lips now and then to show how much I mean to him.
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Tuck your lips in-trix
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The play is just that. A play. Nothing is real so I think you should kiss him. It's just pretend. Good luck on your play. R&J is a beautiful play. =)
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Actually, in the days of Shakespear, women were not allowed to act. It would be a man playing Juliet and a man playing Romeo. So think about it, your situation is kind of like how it was in shakespear's time. If you really are uncomfortable kissing him, then there is a way to put your hand between your mouth and his, so it looks like your kissing but your really not. It requires practice though.
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Listen, Honey.
I've got plenty of gay friends. You aren't going to offend his homosexuality by doing what's required by a role- hell, my boys and I smooch all the time, especially if we've been drinking. You just work it out. It's a Shakespeare kiss, no biggie.
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ya, make romeo drop out of the play
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I'm sure that you won't offent his homosexuality if both you and him are acting. He probably doesn't really care about you kissing him because he will know that it's a stage kiss. There's a big difference between kissing him for real and kissing him because you have to.
-Joce
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You two are actors, and are not actually kissing. its just like if romeo was not gay.
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"All the world's a stage..." You are an actress and he is an actor and there is no fear to offend him with a fake stage kiss. It is no different than kissing a male actor that you don't know well. Anytime you are kissing someone in such a planned, contrived way as a play, the kiss will be a bit awkward. Overall, he is probably just as nervous as you are b/c it is a new experience for him( I mean acting and kissing on stage). Trust me, in front of all those people you have nothing to fear about offending him with a fake kiss- he won't even be thinking about it, nor will you.
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I don't really get why a stage kiss would "offend his homosexuality." It's *acting*. If a scene called for you to kiss a woman, wouldn't you just deal with it and kiss her?
This is the director's call, ultimately. Just go about it however he or she wants you to.
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Neck on neck and make you lips hide in the cheeck. you won't tell from afar anyway.
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