Upcoming Stage Nudity in your area?

[launeffat]

follow-up of:
https://forum.oneclickchicks.com/sho...postcount=1300
(pictures and video link in that post)

Upcoming tour dates:
Odéon – Théâtre de l’Europe | Paris, France | 9-16 April 2026
Teatros del Canal | Madrid, Spain | 24-25 April 2026

[launeffat]

probably topless,Brooklyn, New York , starting tonight: MARCH 12-14, 2026, 8PM , Brooklyn, NY
www.triskelionarts.org/spring-2026-performances/valentina-bache
embedded vimeo from earlier performance:
www.valentinabache.com/coreographies/coreography-project-1

[jsp99]

Originally Posted by pthrilla

The off-broadway hit Liberation is making the move to Broadway this fall. Starts October 28th.

hxxps://www.theatermania.com/news/bess-wohls-liberation-sets-broadway-transfer_1795222/

Hopefully, they do not nix the nude scene.

Liberation is premiering in LA in 1/27/2027 and running through 2/28/2027. No cast announced yet. Possible that it will be much of the same cast, since the run is so short.

[stepfly]

"Yentl at Marylebone Theatre 6th March - 12th April
Trigger warnings: Adult themes including full-frontal male and female nudity, use of flashing lights, haze, smoke effects"

Has anyone managed to see this yet? Is it worth trying to get along to see it? Thx if you can offer a review.

[llsn12]

I saw Yentl the other day. The female nudity takes place in 2 scenes after the interval and are very well signposted in advance. The first scene is where Hodes (Genevieve Kingsford) takes a bath before getting married. This takes place at the back of the stage and behind a curtain. The lighting is clear enough however to see full rear nudity for several seconds before she gets in the bath. Nothing was seen by me when she was in the bath & I think it was too far back for there to be a better angle in the theatre. Kingsford is very attractive with a very nice body. The second scene is towards the end when Yentl (Amy Hack) reveals that she is a woman rather than a man by revealing her breasts. That is at the front of the stage in excellent lighting and also lasts several seconds before a light piece of clothing goes on. Hack is not so attractive here (the make-up & fact she is pretending to be a male doesn't help) and breasts not particularly large but she is slim and in her late 20s I understand.

There is full frontal male nudity but not female so better grammar/wording was needed. If of interest the understudy for both these parts is Kandice Joy but I'm not aware of any performances she will be in or has been in. The production lasts 2.5 hours including interval and the seats are fairly comfortable with good legroom. The stage isn't very high so front row should be fine and some performances are/have been on a seat filler site though for that you get the seat you're given.

[stepfly]

Originally Posted by llsn12

I saw Yentl the other day. The female nudity takes place in 2 scenes after the interval and are very well signposted in advance. The first scene is where Hodes (Genevieve Kingsford) takes a bath before getting married. This takes place at the back of the stage and behind a curtain. The lighting is clear enough however to see full rear nudity for several seconds before she gets in the bath. Nothing was seen by me when she was in the bath & I think it was too far back for there to be a better angle in the theatre. Kingsford is very attractive with a very nice body. The second scene is towards the end when Yentl (Amy Hack) reveals that she is a woman rather than a man by revealing her breasts. That is at the front of the stage in excellent lighting and also lasts several seconds before a light piece of clothing goes on. Hack is not so attractive here (the make-up & fact she is pretending to be a male doesn't help) and breasts not particularly large but she is slim and in her late 20s I understand.

There is full frontal male nudity but not female so better grammar/wording was needed. If of interest the understudy for both these parts is Kandice Joy but I'm not aware of any performances she will be in or has been in. The production lasts 2.5 hours including interval and the seats are fairly comfortable with good legroom. The stage isn't very high so front row should be fine and some performances are/have been on a seat filler site though for that you get the seat you're given.

Thanks a lot for the detailed review. Much appreciated.

[cbee]

Originally Posted by stepfly

Thanks a lot for the detailed review. Much appreciated.

I've also managed to see it and not much more I can add to the above review which was pretty precise, the content warning was a little misleading. But on the other hand I thought it was a very good play, well acted and the nudity was ok.

[Pedro the Fisherman]

A new production of Equus in the UK this summer, on in London then in Bath. Nudity warning in the publicity, but that doesn't always mean FF from two young members of the cast...but it often does!
The young lady that plays 'Jill' in the production and can be FF nude for a front of stage scene is below. I won't name her here, but follow the link below to investigate further, if you need to! Replace the *with a 'w'.

w*w.menierchocolatefactory.com/tickets/equus/

[llsn12]

Originally Posted by Pedro the Fisherman

A new production of Equus in the UK this summer, on in London then in Bath. Nudity warning in the publicity, but that doesn't always mean FF from two young members of the cast...but it often does!
The young lady that plays 'Jill' in the production and can be FF nude for a front of stage scene is below. I won't name her here, but follow the link below to investigate further, if you need to! Replace the *with a 'w'.

w*w.menierchocolatefactory.com/tickets/equus/

This theatre is regarded as very intimate with notoriously terrible seating. I have to wonder if it's too intimate for this scene to take place as intended? But if it isn't it should be positively career changing for the performers as it will be nationally reviewed & I doubt the critics will take kindly to an obviously censorious production. Opens on 8th May.

[Artrfc]

Originally Posted by llsn12

This theatre is regarded as very intimate with notoriously terrible seating. I have to wonder if it's too intimate for this scene to take place as intended? But if it isn't it should be positively career changing for the performers as it will be nationally reviewed & I doubt the critics will take kindly to an obviously censorious production. Opens on 8th May.

Which theatre is likely better for performance viewing that or the royal Theater bath