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Thumping, boiling and loving

机译：重击，沸腾和爱

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WHOEVER thought you could die just from having sex? Surely only the God of the Old Testament would imagine a plague that smites gay men just as they are starting to enjoy themselves. But in New York in the early 1980s a mysterious illness was suddenly ravaging these men. People would literally "cough, go home and then die in two weeks," says a former employee of the downtown Public Theatre at the time. "It was horrifying." It was the Public that first staged "The Normal Heart", Larry Kramer's raging, rabble-rousing play about aids, in 1985. The hiv virus had just been discovered, but government officials were moving slowly, reluctant even to mention the epidemic by name. "Who cares if a faggot dies?" asks a doctor in the play. A meditation on gay men fighting for their lives, "The Normal Heart" went on to become the longest-running hit in the Public's history. Now, over a quarter of a century later, the show has arrived on Broadway, with both bark and bite intact.
机译：曾经有人以为你会因为做爱而死吗？当然，只有旧约的上帝才能想象出一场瘟疫，在同性恋者开始自娱自乐之时，它会sm杀同性恋者。但是在1980年代初期，在纽约，一种神秘的疾病突然袭击了这些人。当时，一位曾经在市区公共剧院工作的前雇员说，人们实际上会“咳嗽，回家然后两周内死亡”。 “太恐怖了。” 1985年，拉里·克雷默（Larry Kramer）关于艾滋病的肆虐，喧闹的戏剧首次上演的是“正常人”。这只艾滋病病毒刚刚被发现，但政府官员行动缓慢，甚至不愿提及流行病。 “谁在乎死者是谁？”在剧中问医生。在对同性恋者为自己的生命而战的沉思中，“正常的心”继续成为公众历史上历时最长的唱片​​。现在，超过25分之一个世纪之后，该节目已经在百老汇上演了，树皮和叮咬都完整无缺。

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    《The economist》 |2011年第8732期|p.80|共1页
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