Lancelot and Guenevere: Should they or shouldn't they?

KIss, that is. I saw a production of Camelot wherein Lance Kissed Guenevere and it stunned me...I thought their romance was never consumated...it makes so much more sense to me if he never actually makes love to her (kissing included)...what do you think?
Remember: "I loved you once in silence..."

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Oh, give the girl a chance.

I only watched the movie and never doubt that Lance and Guenevera did make love. Never think about that they didnot.

I thought Lancelot was gay...

When Guinevere sings "I loved you once in silence," I believe she is referring to the period of time between the time they first felt the stirrings of attraction for each other (the post-joust-miracle scene through the end of Act One)and when their passion was consummated ("we flung wide our prison doors"). Act Two of CAMELOT opens with Lancelot singing IF EVER I WOULD LEAVE YOU and the first line following the song is spoken by Guinevere, who says, "Do you think Arthur knows?," the implication being that they have done the beast with two backs sometime during intermission, thus sealing Camelot's doom.

Cats,

Every production I've ever done has had a gay Lancelot.

Go figure

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