ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 11月7日 12時49分

Michael Urie was barely a year old when “Torch Song Trilogy,” a play about the complicated love and family lives of a drag queen named Arnold Beckoff, opened on Broadway in 1982. He had never heard of it until he was in high school in Plano, Texas. Then Harvey Fierstein, the playwright, and Moisés Kaufman, the director, asked him to play the part. “I never thought of myself as Arnold,” @マイケル・ユーリー said. “I thought they were insane.” There was something about this part that @マイケル・ユーリー said he found daunting. “In the first scene, the character is in drag,” he said. “And I thought, ‘I could never do that. I could never be that guy. I’m never going to be that free, that brave.’” Until this October, when the first New York revival of the play by @theharveyfierstein (now shortened in length, and title, to “Torch Song”) opened at @2stnyc, Michael had never seen a full production of it. And now he was starring in it — as Arnold, the role that @theharveyfierstein wrote for himself. “I run into people all the time who tell me that they saw this play in its original run and it changed their lives,” @マイケル・ユーリー said. “In fact, I got a letter the other day from someone who wrote, “I’ve been in love with Arnold for 35 years.’” @gab photographed @マイケル・ユーリー who will perform in “Torch Song,” which runs through December 9.

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