I never had the chance to see The Full Monty, but I saw a performance of "let it go" on the 2001 Tony Awards. Was that the same performance that was normally done in the show? In the Tony performance they removed their g-strings and had a hat covering their frontal area. When they removed the hats, the lights from behind them became almost blinding and you couldn't see any nakedness. Just wondering if that performance was altered just for TV.
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Funny, that's all I can think of at the moment.
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Emcee, I can't believe you replied to someone this thread and didn't answer the original question
Oh psh, fine. I wasn't going to because it's awkward, but... well, awkward is as awkward does, I suppose.
Raúl Esparza in The Normal Heart Johnny Galecki The Little Dog Laughed (... did Neal Huff take off his clothes, too? I can't even remember.) I can't remember who in Some Men. Red Light Winter had some nudity...
I, personally, wouldn't count the Act I finale to Cabaret as legitimately seeing someone naked, but if we are, then Adam Pascal and Jon Secada.
I feel like I'm missing something, but I'd be ashamed if I put much more thought into this. =P
What a fun thread! I've seen the cast of Naked Boys Singing and the Broadway and Old Globe casts of Take Me Out. Lea Michelle and Jonathan Groff in Spring Awakening and a few Maureen butts in Rent. Also a regional cast of Hair here in San Diego.
I rushed The Full Monty, so I was in the front row, and the lights didn't affect me. So I have a more legit claim than most.
Also Edie Falco and Stanley Tucci in Frankie and Johnny, Alice Ripley and Kristen Lee Kelly in Rocky Horror, and everyone in Take Me Out besides Denis O'Hare and the old guy.
Norbert's ass DB Bonds ass (shocked the **** out of my grandma)
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Norbert's ass DB Bonds ass (shocked the **** out of my grandma)
He's a faker, and you've been taken in by his con. And in doing so, you are enabling him. He is doing more damage to aspergers than papa's words ever could. -Chane/Liverpool on me having asperger syndrome.
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Yup -- all the actresses who play Shug Avery in THE COLOR PURPLE are wearing a skin-colored body suit which is quite visible to those in the mezzanine and mid-rear orchestra.
Also, let's not forget Nicole Kiddman in THE BLUE ROOM. You really couldn't see anything due to the lighting and also the fact that it does take place rather quickly. Now...the actor playing the male role is another story (nude cartwheels, anyone?).