I have been browsing the shows of 2013 NYC Fringe Festival but I think it will be a dud in terms of male nudity. So fuck the Fringe and let’s support the 1st Annual UNFringed Festival at The Secret Theater in Queens!
From Duncan Pflaster, playwright of TAINT OF EQUALITY, comes “Fourteen Hundred and Sixty Sketches of Your Left Hand”. I heard everyone in the show gets naked at some point.
From the press release:
When Blanca invites Paul to her ranch in New Mexico for the Summer, he thinks it’s for an artist’s retreat, but it’s also to help keep his gay bromantic college buddy Alonso, Blanca’s brother, on his medication. Tormented painters, sexual obsession, and crossed boundaries combine for a scorching new play.
Starring: Roberto Alexander (Pflaster’s The Taint of Equality), W. Derek Jorden, Neysa Lozano, and Emilio P. Tirado.
Part of the first annual UNFringed Festival at The Secret Theatre in Queens.
4402 23rd St, Long Island City, NY 11101; easily accessible from the 7,N,Q trains.
Limited run of 5 performances:
Thursday, August 15th 8pm
Thursday, August 22nd 8pm
Saturday, August 24th 4pm
Friday, August 30th 9pm
Sunday, September 1st 7pm show, 9pm festival party and awards ceremony
Tickets: $15 in advance at www.secrettheatre.com, $18 at door
The Secret Theatre is holding their first annual UNFringed Theatre Festival, dedicated to giving the stage to unique new works. With multiple performances and each show receiving prime slots, UNFringed strives to give each work the visibility it deserves.
Play contains nudity and sexual situations and is not for children.
Here are some photos from the show:
MALE NUDITY in NEW YORK STAGE 
Did anyone see this last night?
Anyone see this? Is it worth a look?
The tall muscular guy has a long monologue speaking to the audience totally nude. Nice fat cock and low-hanging balls. Chubby guy shows his beautiful big ass a lot, and gives full-frontal at the end- uncut, on the smaller side.
Latin boy has a brief nude scene in dim light- long uncut cock.
There are brief breasts.
Oh, and tickets are no longer $15, but they’re half-price on TDF or Goldstar.