Naked Boys Singing

If you go to the show they will give you this booklet called a Playbill. It will list the current cast you are seeing.

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Geez Bettyboy72...why do you have to be so condesending? Obviously, I haven't seen the show and don't have a Playbill...that's why I'm asking. If you don't have the answer, why do you need to respond at all when clearly your only goal in responding is being rude. That's the problem with this board...too many people like you who can't leave well enough alone. It's the age old saying: if you don't have anything nice (or constructive) to say, don't say anything at all.

It's difficult to get a real answer to this question. There are so many guys who know the tracks to this show, that frequently one of them will be called in for a week or two without any fanfare. A cast might be listed in the lobby but that wouldn't unnecessarily be the cast that was performing at that particular show.

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Are there any gunshots?

I don't think I wanna know about their Rush policy...

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Why do you all have to be so cruel and condesending? I asked a simple question that doesn't appear to have been asked on here recently. I have always felt bad for the people who ask simple questions and you all attack and now being a victim of that myself, I realize how horrible it is. Stop being all high and mighty and thinking you know so much more than everyone else. Not everyone is as knowledgable about theatre on here as you and they want some simple information. It's not a crime. If you scoff at a comment you read on here, try being quiet for a change and just leave well enough alone. It's not harming anyone.

Maybe I am slightly overreacting in this particular case, but I've seen it countless times on here. Someone asks about a rush policy, or a cast of a show, or a technical question, and they go on the attack being sarcastic and snide. It's really unfortunate.

Ok, Ontheroad, let me be frank with you since you didn't like my first answer. The fact that you are looking for a cast list for a cute cabaret with nude men is a little creepy. I mean, if you want to see the show, see it and have fun. Why do you need a cast list? Are you expecting a big name to be in it?

Like Dolly said, its a cabaret show with a rotating cast so the only way to know who you are seeing is to attend it. I'm confused by your interest in the cast to be perfectly honest. It seems a little odd. Would that somehow seal the deal for you seeing the show?

For the record I don't attack anyone and I wasn't attacking you. I was being truthful. The only way you will know who the current cast is is to go and get a Playbill. The actors change all the time.

It always full of talented guys who sing and dance their hearts out in earnest. That's really all you need to know.

Sorry if that wasn't what you were looking for and sorry if I offended you.

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Almira you hit the nail on the HEAD!!!!! Almira gets the prize for calling it as she sees it! :) Tell it like it is!!!! My point exactly!

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And as per the sarcastic question above, I don't think ANY show north of Tijuana has a "splash zone" like that...

However, I have heard many times of a (probably) apocryphal performance of HAIR that included onstage ejaculation. The details have varied from "they jerked off and came during Sodomy," "they got it all over the flag during Don't Put It Down" (often changed to them peeing on the flag), or even "There was a splash zone. The first rows got spankyjuice in their faces."

"It always full of talented guys who sing and dance their hearts out in earnest. That's really all you need to know."

That, and the talented guys in question don't mind killing any chance of having a significant visible career. Haven't we already had that thread asking "where are they now?"

But I wonder how many of them are actually aiming for a career, and how many are just doing it for the kick of exhibitionism?

I'm sure they have, Diva, but I used the words "significant" and "visible" for a reason. They may be relative terms, but none of those boys has the visibility or cred of even relative unknowns like Christian Borle or Aaron Lazar (unknown, that is, outside theatre-devoted circles).