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Reviews
Frank
Rich, New York Times, January 1983
".....its magnetic young star, Peter Gallagher, is
at full tilt.....The production will likely be remembered for
the charismatic Mr. Gallagher. Extravagant but not campy in
gesture and speech, this young American actor is woundingly
funny as he throws himself around a room (and almost out a window)
in ecstatic celebration of his romantic passions.When Guy finally
decides that his sexuality is "a life sentence", his
deep, understated hurt make the mawkish moving. "Another
Country" may be a familiar landscape of both hills and
valleys, but Mr. Gallagher is a cyclone stirring up heat and
dust everywhere he lands....."
Douglas Watt, New York Daily
News, January 1983
".....Peter Gallagher is astonishingly fine as Bennett.
His lyrical outbursts of love for a fellow student he and his
group are forbidden to join with are no more offensive than
his rude gestures or jokes about his condition. There is nothing
in the least epicene about Gallagher's performance. He amazingly
gives us a buoyant characterization of a high-spirited youth
who simply happens to be bent the wrong way and, through a foolishly
contrived episode, is doomed to be forever an outcast....."
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