americanboy and Yankeefan are correct, the nudity was a choice. During the song "Where Do I Go" (at the end of the Be-In), the cast except for Claude is sitting onstage under a scrim. Those who wished to shed their clothes at this time did. Near the song's end those cast members would emerge from the scrim and stand nude in the dim light. So even though Keaton never disrobed, she wouldn't have been out of place--I'm sure many other cast members made that decision as well. (Edit: Well then, as Michael Bennett says Keaton was the only one to *never* go nude, but at any given performance she probably wouldn't have stood out.)
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Updated On: 1/8/07 at 09:14 PM
