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[llsn12]

Originally Posted by Trotter1965

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.

I also saw this play, which has now closed, and in the preview seen agree there was strictly speaking no female nudity. The opening couldn't have been worse with the female in bed in a bra which was very firmly covered up by a duvet alongside her naked male co-star.

However in an early & brief dark scene the female showed a bit of butt below a top. Later on after her jeans came on & off (showing nothing) as the play progressed she moved adusting the mattress in a top hanging over her butt where it became apparent she was wearing a thong. This showed the lower part of her butt for a few seconds only as she moved around. It appeared the best place to have been seated would have been at the side near the entrance where she bent down a little for a couple of seconds whilst adjusting the mattress. That wasn't where I sat & matresses don't necessarily move around as required so the best place could have changed during the production.

For several clear minutes at different times she was in a bra which was large & black being neither terribly plain nor terribly attractive & appearing a bit on the large side for her small breasts. I don't know if the thong had been changed to larger underwear for other performances, or not regarded worth mentioning in the earlier review.

The male full nudity was from the guy who played Callum in the last series of Benidorm, so not a complete nobody, if of interest.

[Jobin]

Originally Posted by Jobin

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 five 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).

To confirm the completed version at S-adler’s W-ells also has full nudity from all the dancers, despite the “partial” website content warning. I misidentified the long nude solo, which is actually B-onni B-ogya (pictured), showing literally everything if you can follow her rapid naked convulsions closely enough. But choreographer B-ecky N-amgauds does also get naked (and has a glorious light bush). In the post-show discussion she admitted that the poignant collective nudity at the end came out of an improvisation in their very first rehearsal, and she built the rest of the show to lead up to that.

There was some extra nudity since the preview: B-onni now dances the love duet with B-ecky in a *very* low-buttoned cardigan, such that by the end her breasts are hanging out. And the Taiwanese dancer was a last-minute replacement. Otherwise only limited changes: the theatre is bigger so the dancers are somewhat further away, and the naked body at the beginning now emerges from back left. I did forget to mention the ten-minute sequence where all the (clothed) dancers masturbate vigorously using domestic items, humping themselves against everything from sofas to a vacuum cleaner, with a glowing dildo in the foreground just in case you hadn’t caught on… (there is a reason the show is called “The Heat”).

The London performances are sold out but there are apparently still tickets for Salford in June.

Jobin

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Marina Otero presents Kill Me

https://www.marinaotero.com.ar/tour

May 24th (tomorrow) In Utrecht

https://springutrecht.nl/en/programme/kill-me/

May 29th In Bremen
https://www.mittenmang-festival.de/stuecke/#04

June 4 -15 in Melbourne
https://2025.rising.melbourne/program/kill-me