SYDNEY • In the soft afternoon light, men and women huddle in groups, their images reflected in floor-to-ceiling mirrors. Some kiss. Some fondle one another. Some touch fingertips, tension sizzling.
The men and women are actors. They are taking part in an "intimacy workshop" - part of a growing trend to carve out safe spaces in the theatre and film industries.
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