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In the ensemble numbers there were same sex as well as opposite sex couples dancing. It really was this utopia in which there were homosexual and heterosexual couples, but no mention or even thought of "gay" or "lesbian." Characters just seemed to gravitate to whoever they wanted to and nobody else seemed to notice or care one way or another. I'm not sure about the Kansas City lyric, but it was kind of funny that Will Parker came back home and sang about all the hot male burlesque performers ...

Just saw this Friday night. Making the principal couples same-sex didn't come off so much as a gimmick, but more of an experiment. The characters didn't deal with issues modern day gay and lesbian couples often deal with, such as family/societal disapproval, internalized homophobia etc. They all lived in this alternate universe where a woman asking another woman to the box social was not out of the ordinary. Same for Will and Ado Andy (!)--all the other characters were very matter of fact abo...