If you haven’t revisited “Sex and the City” in a while, you might have forgotten, amid the staggering 1990s Manhattan prosperity and its endless bougie brunches, how good the venerable HBO series’ dialogue is. “Where’s your sense of humor?” earns a cutting, perfectly balanced riposte: “Where’s your wife?”
In “Sex and the City Live,” which runs through July 8 at South of Market nightclubOasis, those zingers pack extra sizzle. Here, Carrie, Miranda, Samantha and Charlotte are embodied by drag performers Sue Casa, Vanilla Meringue,D’Arcy Drollingerand Steven LeMay.
拖戏仿进一步加剧了一切that was already over-the-top about the original: the sassy voice-over, the parade of designer shoes and dresses, the coincidental encounters in a city of millions of people, the revolving door of very white, very hetero, very privileged men who might get little more than a wink as they’re shoved away for the next batch.
Drollinger adapts and directs.