Upcoming Stage Nudity in your area?

[FriendlyNeighborhoodPerv]

Originally Posted by retrac55

Thanks! I may fly over to check that out. Years ago I flew to NY to see Anna Camp nude in Equus; it was definitely worth the trip. Seeing a well known actress nude in a play is a treat that everyone should give themselves at least once.

There's an extremely blurry, low-res clip available online. I really wish I could've seen that in person, but I was 14 at the time and lived nowhere near New York.

[londondude_01]

Originally Posted by retrac55

Thanks! I may fly over to check that out. Years ago I flew to NY to see Anna Camp nude in Equus; it was definitely worth the trip. Seeing a well known actress nude in a play is a treat that everyone should give themselves at least once.

Couldn't agree more. I got to see the beautiful Sophie Cookson take off all her clothes a few years ago in Killer Joe. I always thought she was cute when I saw her in the Kingsman film. And then I got to stare at her breasts and pubic hair from just a few feet away live at the show. And when I heard she was pregnant a couple years ago, I thought to myself that I've seen what her boyfriend got to see and touch when he was intimate with her.

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[crispus]

Originally Posted by Bowieknife22

Found a couple of uncensored versions, on the look out for more

And see teaser video at vimeo.com/740753862

[dotspal]

Coming up in November in Helsinki, Finland: a dance/concert with all nude chamber musicians and dancers. One of the performances requires the audience to disrobe, too.

hxxps://www.eloa.fi/ilkosillaan

[simonp782000]

Sh!T Theatre's Becca & Louise are back with their latest show all about the 1st female president of Argentina, Isabel Perón.

https://sohotheatre.com/shows/sht-theatre-evita-too/

Asked at the beginning whether you want to see a factual show all about Isabel Perón or a musical with nude roller skating the audience voted for the latter. So on come Becca & Louise on roller skates - and not a lot else! They are nude for a short while and then put on trousers but remained topless for at least the next 5 minutes. Sadly (from purely a nudity perspective) they remain fully clothed thereafter. Its still worth watching the rest of the show as they are both entertaining and interesting.

[A4MH]

Haven't seen it yet, but there's an upcoming show in London that looks like it'll have nudity:

TANZ - Florentina Holzinger

The forum doesn't let me share links (annoyingly - sorry) but it's on at the Battersea Arts Centre

[clairwill]

19-20 October in Brussels:


https://www.visit.brussels/en/visito...-detail.534519


In 2012, Olivier Dubois debuted Tragédie in Avignon. This frenetic choreographic poem has now become a key piece in the repertoire. Nine naked women and nine naked men walk, twist and turn before launching into repeated onslaughts. To massive percussion, their march comes undone, rage invades the stage. The bodies writhe in a collective trance. We witness the chaos of the world, the tragedy of a humanity returned to its deep, barbaric origins. Tragédie re-enacts the cycle of life. This frenzy of pure dance will leave you entranced in turn. Tragédie is a slap to the face, a shock to the system.

[clairwill]

21 October in Brussels:


https://www.kaaitheater.be/en/agenda/anakara%E2%80%AF


Welcome to a degenerated utopia, a ticket to time travel: AN(A)KARA is a sci-fi TV variety show hosted by Gucci Chunk focusing on the late modernism of Turkey in relation to the city of Ankara, swaying back and forth between Orientalism and Westoxification.  AN(A)KARA investigates the collapse and decay of an imaginary society with references to real absurdities like instruments of propaganda such as nationalist monuments and TV variety-morning shows of Turkey. 
In AN(A)KARA , Göksu Kunak also explores the shift in time concepts: from kısmet, the idea that fate predetermines a person's path, to the clocked fast pace of neoliberalism and the friction in between. AN(A)KARA addresses the construction of modern societies and the losses this brings. Memories and confusions of a Muslim child appear as voices and objects speaking in the 1980s and 1990s. While the performance gives an overview of this distinctive era in recent Turkish history, Göksu Kunak simultaneously addresses the clichés and clashes about the East-and-West as well as (self-)censorship.  
 • Göksu Kunak (Ankara, 1985) is a writer, performer, and performance maker based in Berlin. Using queer methodologies and hybrid texts, Kunak’s work points out the problematics of hetero-patriarchal structures, while exploring Orientalism, self-Orientalization, as well as Eastern masculinities and their intertwinement with state governmentality.

[yellow_fever_01]

That considers the viewpoints and motivations of the creature rather than the creator, will have a run through November 13 in Herndon, VA. This is the same version that ran in London starring Benedict Cumberbatch. The production is advertised as for mature audiences only and includes male and female nude scenes.



Content Warning: NextStop Theatre's production of "Frankenstein" contains full frontal male and female nudity (still and in motion), depictions of physical violence, sexual violence and death, prop guns and knives, as well as strong language, loud noises, and other sensitive content.



Sex / Nudity: Full frontal and rear male and female nudity (still and in motion), obscured male
and female nudity (still and in motion), discussions of pregnancy (a character appears pregnant)
consensual intimate contact (kissing, groping, hugging), and discussions of sex and
reproduction (including by a child)


patch.com/virginia/herndon/nextstops-frankenstein-aims-frighten-enlighten-audiences

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The front row of this theater is on the stage and the back row is only 25 feet from the stage.