![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() It was called “The Campsite Rule,” after columnist Dan Savage’s advice for older or more experienced persons in sexual relationships with mentees: Leave them better than you found them. The premise was that a woman at her sixth college reunion starts up a relationship with a virginal 18-year-old freshman, and awkwardness ensues. I really wanted the part, the lead in a sexy comedic romance between two brainy people more comfortable quipping than feeling, just like everyone I know. Sex delivered badly onstage is just as depressing as sex done badly in real life, exponentiated by the presence of an audience. Despite my apprehensions - how my body would look, how the role would change the way people perceive me, in theater and in real life - my biggest concern was the potential for lameness. ![]() I’ve been a stage actor for 10 years, but this summer was the first time I’ve ever really considered taking a role with two explicit sex scenes and nudity. ![]()
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