Conversations After Sex
 

'Conversations After Sex' is performing at Park Theatre near Finsbury Park, London from 30th April to 17th May. The content warning states, "Please note, this production contains full frontal nudity." Based on a different production which took place in Ireland the nudity takes place at the beginning of the play. The reference to full frontal nudity rather than nudity suggests full male nudity and the female in the production looks to me she would keep covered up but the secene does involve both main performers so who knows at this time. It is certainly something to look at the reviews for and the Press night is 2nd May.

Going by the last performance whoever gets to see it may get lucky

AI Overview

In Mark O'Halloran's play "Conversations After Sex," the character portrayed by Kate Stanley Brennan is nude at the beginning of the play. The play explores conversations after sexual encounters, and this initial nudity sets a tone for vulnerability and emotional exposure. The play then delves into the characters' deeper needs and desires, showcasing the emotional depth of these connections.

May naked comedy (NYC)
 

This girl is on the May 15 naked comedy show in NYC. Unfortunately, I'm busy that day, or else I'd go. She's exactly my "type". And as a reminder, it's open seating and if you sit in the front row, the stage is slightly elevated and super close. You will be a couple feet away from her bare vagina, at eye level, for 10 minutes while she performs. You can spend the time studying every intimate detail about her pussy and breasts. You'll also get a quick peek at her butt when she leaves the stage. (Not for me, but I'll also note that you can be naked in the first two rows, so if your thing is having a cute naked girl see your penis, that's also possible.)

The Heat, Lilian Baylis Studio, London
 

If upcoming Dance Stage Nudity is off topic please advise; as a newbie I'm not sure.

The Lilian Baylis Studio at Sadlers Wells, London will have a performance of Becky Namgauds 'The Heat' on 22nd & 23rd May. It will then be in Salford on 3rd June. There seems no doubt it will include nudity as 1. there is topless nudity in 1 of the gallery images on the Sadlers website, 2. the contents warning advise of partial nudity, 3. a review of a preview refers to nudity (though it is mentioned as dark, vague & slowly), 4. One of the performers is Bea Bidault who does topless see through nudity (plus a little not see through) in her solo performance previously performed in London. A preview of that can be seen on her website but a full version (with longer nudity than seen live) is or was on Vimeo if that is still accessible.

NYC comedy fyi
 

In case you were interested in the NYC comedy show, there's one other thing besides the announced comedians.
Towards the end of the show, the host asks if any audience members want to come up to do a naked joke on stage. If they do, I think they get a free ticket to a future show. Based on the way the host talked about this, I don't think there are usually many volunteers. But there were two volunteers. The first volunteer was a 40 something woman with pink hair. She had nice C breasts, some tattoos, and a bit of pubic hair and no visible labia.

But next volunteer up was a young couple in their early 20's, a guy and girl. The host said it was the first time a couple had ever come up together. The host speculated that they must have done other naked things or had a threesome. But no, she said this was the first time that anyone other than her boyfriend has ever seen her naked. She was a really beautiful Indian girl. Very pretty face, small A breasts with prominent nipples, a great butt, and a very trimmed bush with some visible labia. It took several minutes for them to find a good joke to tell, so they were standing naked up there for quite some time - she made no effort to hide any of her body. I feel lucky to be one of the only people to know what she looks like naked.

There is no female full frontal nudity in this, no female nudity at all , but 2 minutes of the bloke fully nude in the opening scene

This is a shame as the original stage version of this a few years ago had both the female and male full frontal at the start but like many plays they have completely cut out the female nudity part which is the way things are going.

That apart , it is a good play in my favourite London theatre but the full frontal nudity warning is completely male these days.

There's a possibility of nudity if you're in the East Midland or South West in May.

Radcliffe on Trent Drama Group are putting on The Graduate, it started this week and runs to Saturday 10th May. It's an amateur production so probably not but I did see another production of this earlier in the year and the lead actress did do a brief topless and there was a good pole dance so maybe.

16th and 17th May Loughborough University Stage Society is putting on Equus, just depends on how far they go in that scene

24th and 25th May University of Bristol Drama Society is putting on Dance Nation and there's been nudity in some of the productions before and the age recommendation is 18+

Thanks for the review and glad you thought the play was good, I would have liked to see this but just to far to travel, the theatre does look good as well. I'm guessing as the lead actress who also owned the production company that produced the play decided she wouldn't get her kit off.

Habitat
 

A new edition of Doris Uhlich's Habitat in Germany (24 and 25/055), with about 40 naked performers for a two-hours long spectacle:
hxxps://kunstfestspiele.de/programm/veranstaltungen.html#./programm/veranstaltungen/details/habitat-herrenhausen.html

The Heat
 

I saw this in preview and can confirm it contains nudity. Odd that the content warning specifies partial nudity, because the preview had full nudity from all six dancers for about five minutes right at the end; admittedly it was very darkly lit, but their bodies crawled and walked through sufficient flashes of light to see well enough. And that final sequence was introduced by a long nude solo from the choreographer, her oiled body thrashing around on the floor at the audience’s feet (both on her front and back).

The piece began with brief nudity, too: Caroline R-eece is topless for the opening section, though swathed in huge sheets of plastic, and then another (fully) naked body crawls in on all fours from front right and lies on the sofa, though you only really see her from behind.

For the rest of the piece the dancers are clothed, but the piece and the artistry is excellent - surreal in places (one notable sequence where a dancer’s head becomes detached from her body and rolls down her arm), erotic in others (a long love duet where they appear on the verge of ripping each other’s clothing off, but never quite get there).