DISROBED - Live on Stage!

This was as unique a theatre experience as I've ever had. A fun comedy done in the nude. ... full review

"Disrobed - Live on Stage!" is a great show whether you subscribe to the nudist philosophy or not. It portrays how people would really act if they were in the same predicament as Eric is with meeting Skye's family. It was an absolutely wonderful show and I highly recommend it if you haven't gotten a chance to see it yet.... full review

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. ... full review

Very interesting...lots to look at!... full review

A fun show that meets its Meet the Parents expectation, as offered in the show description, dead center. So you can expect the laughs and silliness and comedic awkwardness, but here it’s dressed up in the garb of Naturism, that is, completely undressed. Fast paced comedy and buoyant performances make the hour fly by. The show itself is not just a show done in the nude, it has a Naturism point of view within the text which Steven Vlasak slides into the comedy seamlessly, even with no seams to be seen. Perhaps society is too tightly bound to its threads. Perhaps we’re all missing out on honoring the beauty and purity that is the gift of the ah naturale. That said, I attended the clothing optional preview and chose the clothing option. It shoul... full review

Although this play was a comedy, and was indeed very funny, I thought its significance went way beyond that. The Naturist philosophy was front and center and was extremely thought-provoking, albeit couched in an amusing family farce. I appreciate when a play is multi-layered like that.... full review

A very silly, wacky play of embracing your raw, natural self. The characters were incredibly bare. I like the leg up in creativity of letting every body participate in decently exposing themselves with consent to make everyone comfortable with being open about themselves. This show really offers insight to those who may be clothes-minded.... full review

I love attending the play DISROBED. See what I did there? This Hollywood Fringe Festival production is a joy on multiple levels. The stage production itself is a delightful, entertaining, sometimes hilarious portrayal of culture clash -- not conservatives vs liberals, or realists vs idealists, but in this case "textiles" vs "naturists." Homo sapiens who wear clothes and homo sapiens who don't. It would be well worth seeing even without the twist. But yes, there is a twist. Since the play is about a family whose members do not wear clothes, it only seems right that the audience members do not wear clothes. And we don't. MANDATORY audience nudity. Obviously this isn't for everyone. But if you have ever wondered abou... full review

It's a really cute and good production!... full review

The show was hilarious! A nude “Meet the Parents”. After a few minutes, the nudity didn’t matter anymore and all you focused on was the family dynamic.... full review