How do you feel about nudity??
Wed, 3 Jan 2001, 06:46 pmWalter Plinge23 posts in thread
How do you feel about nudity??
Wed, 3 Jan 2001, 06:46 pmI was wondering how every1 felt about nudity in amateur theatre??
* performing nude (total or partially)
* seeing it in a production
either of the two. I am trying to make the decision at the moment if I would be prepared to go totally nude for a part and I was wanting a few view points to take into consideration.
I would do it for arts sake. But am I prepared to walk down the street and have people know what I look like naked?
Points to consider :
I am 19 - female - not stick thin - live in an area where everyone knows everyone.
I would truly appreciate some feedback.
Thanks
Sky
* performing nude (total or partially)
* seeing it in a production
either of the two. I am trying to make the decision at the moment if I would be prepared to go totally nude for a part and I was wanting a few view points to take into consideration.
I would do it for arts sake. But am I prepared to walk down the street and have people know what I look like naked?
Points to consider :
I am 19 - female - not stick thin - live in an area where everyone knows everyone.
I would truly appreciate some feedback.
Thanks
Sky
RE: How do you feel about nudity??
Fri, 12 Jan 2001, 08:28 pmHi Sky
When Belinda Gibblin played that part - we would share a smoke during interval (mainly because she had nowhere to carry them as she was still in costume) out side the stage door - an idiot, who I won't name, because he is an idiot and does not need me to promote that fact ( he was sopposed to be the management director of the theatre?) asked why she always insisted upon the propman waiting with a large bath towel when ever she came off stage, she looked him up and down, glared at him and said "you prick - on stage I am the character - off stage I'm BELINDA".
By the way the whole crew of 5, except for the SM, were male!
I think this might help you with the play.
Toi Toi Toi Chookas
Joe
When Belinda Gibblin played that part - we would share a smoke during interval (mainly because she had nowhere to carry them as she was still in costume) out side the stage door - an idiot, who I won't name, because he is an idiot and does not need me to promote that fact ( he was sopposed to be the management director of the theatre?) asked why she always insisted upon the propman waiting with a large bath towel when ever she came off stage, she looked him up and down, glared at him and said "you prick - on stage I am the character - off stage I'm BELINDA".
By the way the whole crew of 5, except for the SM, were male!
I think this might help you with the play.
Toi Toi Toi Chookas
Joe
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