Specific details of the Take Me Out cast's nude bodies

Well, b*tches?! Speak up!

if your gym is open go to the locker room OP and hang out, pun intended. Same thing as seeing this show without the high-ticket prices, and you'll also have a better closeup view. and infinite variety.

^writing from 1979

The main character was huge--distracting and gross to me. I like average sized guys. The Latino guys were too trimmed for my taste. Men have hairy crotches. The Asian guy I didn't get a good look at. The other two, one was too trimmed and the other didn't leave an impression on me.

The one I wanted to see nude was not. The one who played the supposed best friend to the main character.

More like 2005 R3 when I saw this trite play with incidental nudity in its original Broadway production. and you R3 seem to be writing from the Victorian era.

I was so turned on I had to yankee off in my seat.

Dont know where r2 lives but in my neck of the woods you can't sit in a gym locker room and stare at dicks...unless you want to get stomped.

What the fuck is “Victorian” about pointing out that locker rooms haven't been dick parades since the last century?

R7 no one said stare.

R8 dicks are visible everywhere now: film, TV, social media, the beach . . .so what's so special about a Broadway show were guys shower on stage?

where^ R10

even by 1979 R3 Oh, Calcutta, Hair, Let My people Come featured nudity. You seem to be living in a cave

I am not commenting on what was visible on Broadway then; I’m commenting on what’s visible in locker rooms now.

OP, I've been told each of them has a penis, which, in the current atmosphere, could be seen as another example of male privilege. The trans community is objecting , will picket the show, and have their Broadway media allies write scathing articles about how Broadway is still a male-dominated boys club, intentionally discriminating against the T community.

Is the modern family ginger nude or are we spared?

Descriptions in the first thread:

R13 So you're the thirsty guy I see in the locker room with his tongue hanging out

I'd rather look at the bodies in " Naked Boys Singing."