Broadway Bares - Naked Broadway (Compiled)

[GachiMuchi]

Broadway Bares: Rock Hard! Highlights

 

Broadway Bares: Rock Hard! Opening

 

http://www.out.com/entertainment/theater-dance/2014/06/24/alex-minksy-and-broadway-studs-bare-all-aidshiv-research

Edited June 30, 2014 by GachiMuchi

[GachiMuchi]

[GachiMuchi]

Broadway Bares: Top Bottoms of Burlesque

 

[Guest Guest]

Sure a bunch of unknowns with relatively no publicity and no publicist and no personal manager ,

 

No wonder never heard of them in mainstream media.

 

a bunch of unknowns stripping for charity .

 

thanks anyway.

 

 

It also seems to indicate that all the holy books say about the end times.

 

After you have done stripping , what can you do to top it off the next time to attract the crowds.

 

After you have stripped , the mystery about you is gone and audience feel there is nothing more you can give.

 

[doncoin]

Sure a bunch of unknowns with relatively no publicity and no publicist and no personal manager ,

 

No wonder never heard of them in mainstream media.

 

a bunch of unknowns stripping for charity .

 

thanks anyway.

 

 

It also seems to indicate that all the holy books say about the end times.

 

After you have done stripping , what can you do to top it off the next time to attract the crowds.

 

After you have stripped , the mystery about you is gone and audience feel there is nothing more you can give.

 

Taking part in Broadway Bares is one of the ways for an unknown actor get exposure. A number of them participated in this annual event because it is for a good cause, but also it is fun thing to do. 

 

Some of the names may not be familiar in mainstream media unless you are within the theatre world, where they are like mega-huge. I.e. Idina Menzel, (Rent, Wicked and most recently If/Then) before Frozen. Viola Davis, before The Help, How To Get Away with Murder, Kristin Chenoweth, Charlie Brown, Wicked, Glee... Nathan Lane... etc. So many of these actors made it on the stages of Broadway first prior getting mainstream media attention. 

 

Broadway Bares is a an annual burlesque show with different themes. It is more than just stripping. It is about creating a fun event that draws into the pool of talent available in the theatre world. They have been "stripping" as guest says, for years and still manages to raise a lot of money for AIDS related charities. They do not show everything. It is burlesque. 

 

I have friends who perform in it. True, they may be a bunch of "unknowns" but these unknowns are getting booked in small roles in shows like CSI, Law & Order... etc. so today's unknown maybe tomorrow's big star. 

 

Sure you may pooh pooh it as a bunch of struggling unknown actors stripping for charity, but even the basic act of stripping takes time to rehearse, time spent at the gym, etc. to make a good show. 

Edited April 11, 2015 by doncoin

[Guest wozzit]

No wonder never heard of them in mainstream media.

 

Maybe true in Asia but definitely not so in the USA where the event originates. As doncoin points out, it is all in aid of charity. If u listen to the end of the vdo u hear the announcer referring to BCEFA. That is "Broadway Cares: Equity Fights AIDS". Equity is the US Actors Union n BCEFA was set up decades ago to help raise funds for AIDS charities. The naked show is part of a much larger fund raising drive n is a hugely worthwhile effort. In my view the performers should not be simply slagged as a "bunch of unknowns". They arent!

[bluerunner]

During my stay in U.S., I remember there was a theatre group in SF (rhinoceros theatre group or something like that) that produced play with mature-theme; yes, frontal nudity involved. The storylines and the plots were good. The actors/actresses invited their family members to the play too.

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[Guest Uncle]

On 4/11/2015 at 9:59 PM, doncoin said:

 

Taking part in Broadway Bares is one of the ways for an unknown actor get exposure. A number of them participated in this annual event because it is for a good cause, but also it is fun thing to do. 

 

Some of the names may not be familiar in mainstream media unless you are within the theatre world, where they are like mega-huge. I.e. Idina Menzel, (Rent, Wicked and most recently If/Then) before Frozen. Viola Davis, before The Help, How To Get Away with Murder, Kristin Chenoweth, Charlie Brown, Wicked, Glee... Nathan Lane... etc. So many of these actors made it on the stages of Broadway first prior getting mainstream media attention. 

 

Broadway Bares is a an annual burlesque show with different themes. It is more than just stripping. It is about creating a fun event that draws into the pool of talent available in the theatre world. They have been "stripping" as guest says, for years and still manages to raise a lot of money for AIDS related charities. They do not show everything. It is burlesque. 

 

I have friends who perform in it. True, they may be a bunch of "unknowns" but these unknowns are getting booked in small roles in shows like CSI, Law & Order... etc. so today's unknown maybe tomorrow's big star. 

 

Sure you may pooh pooh it as a bunch of struggling unknown actors stripping for charity, but even the basic act of stripping takes time to rehearse, time spent at the gym, etc. to make a good show. 

Not only they look melting hot, they can really dance