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is it just my production or is henry higgins a) gay b) a huge misogynist or c) both (most plausible)
no him being in love w eliza is not an option bc i said so
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MOLLY LYNCH (ELIZA DOOLITTLE) & DAVID SEADON-YOUNG (HENRY HIGGINS) | MY FAIR LADY | CURVE THEATRE
@bumblingest-bee here's the ones I was thinking about! There have definitely been more (in fact I am thinking of one I read a review for, but CANNOT find anymore, which is frustrating) but these are the ones I have evidence of Right Now, and also the ones that I know I Will Be Able To Gif.
The first one is the 2024 Leicester Curve production, which I know both from audience talk and reviews ends with them kissing!! I am so incredibly curious to see how this one plays out.
https://www.telegraph.co.uk/theatre/what-to-see/my-fair-lady-curve-leicester-review-molly-lynch/
In Nikolai Foster’s delightful revival at Curve, though, the happy ending is unambiguous: a relieved Higgins still goadingly inquires “Where the devil are my slippers?” after Eliza returns – as was the case with the 1964 Rex Harrison/Audrey Hepburn film – but in contrast to the chaste celluloid closing image, here we get a long, loving kiss between the leads, Molly Lynch and David Seadon-Young.
The other production I am referring to is the production at Volksoper Wien. This production has been running on and off for over ten years, and the version that there is a bootleg of...is from 2024, and from what I can translate of the German press of it, seems to have changed some things, which may or may not include cutting the kiss. (And maybe I Could Have Danced All Night???? What is Going On). If so, that would be a HUGE shame because from trailers alone, this production was WILD. But I will see once I can get the video. However, I know for sure that at least twelve years ago, they were ending it with not only a kiss, but a full on make out! Eliza and Higgins were also insanely touchy in general (she wraps her legs around his waist while they pretend bullfight Pickering???) I will deeply saddened if the 2024 bootleg is different, because I have been yearning to see a full video of this crazy production forever. I understand that there are many bits of this musical that have aged poorly, but smh, there are other productions that have dealt with that! Let this unhinged one continue as is!
As you said, thematically I do not agree, but I am Not Immune To Blorbos From My 1956 Musical Where They Very Much Do Not Kiss Kissing.
Do I necessarily approve of My Fair Lady endings where Higgins and Eliza make out at the end? Not quite. I ship them very hard, but I read the ending as the very start of what could be their journey to a romantic relationship. They simply are not ready to kiss at that moment, and imo it feels out of character for them to do so.
That said, I find kiss endings deeply funny because of how much they piss off some people, and included in some people are the scattered ashes of George Bernard Shaw. I hope they shake violently in the wind like clockwork every time a production ends with a kiss. He would be So Very Upset, and so therefore kiss endings are morally justified by how very much they would piss him off.