Lea Michele's boobs & Jonathan Groff's butt (of course) Ian McKellen - King Lear (I was also shocked by the size!) Hunter Foster - The Full Monty (and the rest of the Ogunquit cast, but I don't remember any names) Tony Shalhoub's butt - The Scene Gaby Hoffman's butt - SubUrbia (sort of) many, many Maureen butts
A few others that were so long ago, I don't remember the names.
Nothing matters but knowing nothing matters. ~ Wicked
Everything in life is only for now. ~ Avenue Q
There is no future, there is no past. I live this moment as my last. ~ Rent
I pretty much thought that some people objectify these performers by going to see a show for the sight of oggoling their bits. But i personally felt that reviewers and the media make it out to be more then it actually was. For instance they made it sound like Kathleen Turner did a striptease in the graduate and just walk around naked for like an hour were as it was only like 2 minutes of her standing naked in dim lighting.
The thread on Maxwell Caulfield reminded me of this.
He was stunning in Salonika, but some other greats in decades of theatre-going include: Alan Tudyk and Juan Carlos Hernandez in Most Fabulous Story Ever Told Jonathan Groff in The Singing Forest Jake Weber and Jeanne Tripplehorne in The Big Funk Rob Campbell in King Lear The original casts of Love Valour Compassion, Take Me Out, and Naked Boys Singing Bradley Whitford in Curse of the Starving Class Sean O'Bryan in The Lisbon Traviata Dylan Kussman in Missing Persons Mike Doyle in The New Century Matthew Pilieci in The Pied Pipers of the Lower East Side Scott Barrow in Valhalla Jude Law in Indiscretions Aaron Wimmer in Sleeping With Straight Men Daniel Radcliffe in Equus Jonathan Cake in Cymbeline Benjamin Walker in Les Liaisons Dangereuses
I saw lots of naked men on stage at the Gaity Theater above the Howard Johnson's in Times Square in its day. First they'd come out and dance and remove what little they had on and then they'd go backstage, get fluffed and come back out, how should I say this, pointing to the sky in most cases.
I had lots of good experiences there. Wish there was a place in NY like that now. Curse Guliani for cleaning up the city!
Edie Falco and Stanley Tucci in Frankie and Johnny in the Clair de Lune, Patrick Wilson in Full Monty, Jude Law in Indiscretions; a gorgeous young German in Bent, Daniel Radcliff in Equus; the original casts of Love, Valor, Compassion, Party, Hair, BD Wong in M Butterfly, Take Me Out, Naked Boys Singing and Angels in America, Kathleen Turner in The Graduate and most recently the young man in HIGH. And lets not forget about Oh, Calcutta...though it was the most forgetable musical I've ever seen!
CHICKFILA- Perhaps you saw me dancing on that Gaiety stage as well in 1978! Updated On: 4/15/11 at 02:02 PM
Me...in Strip! Barely Legal at the Hudson Backstage Theatre.
End-of-show audience participation included amateur strip contest. I lost to a tubby dude who actually danced during his routine, making his belly jiggle like jelly. I don't recall seeing his junk. Maybe it was obscured by all the jelly? (btw, no offense to tubbies. Lord knows I haven't always been slim myself but it's my way of poking fun of and dealing with something I've occasionally waddled through.)
It wasn't something perverted. It was all in good fun. A great end to a raunchy, high-energy show. And that Madame Dish was quite a character!
Recreation of original John Cameron orchestration to "On My Own" by yours truly. Click player below to hear.
It lasts about three minutes. *SPOILER* It occurs during a scene where Cody has lapsed and is high on meth. He strips off his clothes and attempts to rape Sister Jamison.
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TAKE ME OUT of course (Gene Gabriel and Kohl Sudduth where are you??? The three of us are DESTINED to be each others boy toys!)
Francis Jue in M. BUTTERFLY
Darren Pettie in MILK TRAIN...
Oddly enough, I don't remember a whole lot of others.
"Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in the world they've been given than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact. It's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration. It's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing.”
~ Muhammad Ali