What I liked
I had never been to this space before and it’s a nice little venue, I wish there were a parking area but what can you do? When I got to the theatre the changing room was private and I was happy to see how easily they made getting into audience mode was going to be. Truly a unique visual going into a theatre where an entire audience was nude. The talk back after the show was informative and I thought we all left the theatre a bit more educated. AT least I did.
What I didn't like
Really besides parking, the only issue I had was that getting to my seat was a bit dodgy. The seats were right up to the stage so and to get to the central aisle you needed to step onto the stage which was a bit awkward.
My overall impression
I enjoyed the show very much. From the beginning set up through to the moment of acceptance, I was interested and involved with their story. Nudism and naturalism are new grounds for me and I went in being a bit apprehensive about being in a naked environment but the space felt very safe and welcoming. The play also addresses the issue well and really drives home the point of how silly the shame we make of our naked bodies should be. By the end of the show I was as comfortable as the main character had become. The actors were having so much fun on that stage that I felt just like a member of the family by the end of the play.
