Originally Posted by karaban
Only just realised I never answered this question about clothing-optional 'Hair', back last year. Several of the women who were nude in the audience were middle-aged or older, and familiar from BN, the naturist group. I did get a seat on the same row as two young women - we were just a few seats apart - and they were quite good looking. One of them had shoulder-length curly dark hair, quite a plump butt and small but squeezable looking tits. The other one was skinny, and had long ginger hair. She was really quite beautiful, and provided my personal highlight of the evening when she stood up to begin the standing ovation at the end of the performance before anyone else had done so, and it was quite surreal but very much incredible to see her standing up, naked ass not far from my face, whooping and cheering. The cast members who saw her were pretty much taken aback as well I think.
However, my favourite woman was sat on the end of the row opposite. She had long blonde hair, quite tanned skin and big tits that were just the right side of droopy. She was wearing gold ankle-high boots and a sort of belt made up only of metal loops. During the performance she was sat kind of slumped in her chair, but with her thighs up resting on the seat back in front of her, kind of insolent looking, and she was stunning. The cast did a bit where one of them walked up the steps between the rows and was singing or talking or something right next to her, and how he managed to look anywhere else I don't know. After the show, there was lots of drinking in the bar, and there was a stage on which people were dancing, and she was right on it. I was trying not to stare constantly directly at her, not least to avoid a boner, but it was hard not to, because her tits were swaying and bouncing so much. She had a clean-shaven puss as well, just stunning.
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Excuse the self-indulgence, but that's a happy memory. And now others in London can repeat it, because there will be a clothing-optional performance of a play called Skin DeXep at Stockwell PlayXhouse on April 27th, and it's open to the public. I won't be able to go and relive my experience, but I'd strongly recommend it for others!
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