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Broadway Bares the Top Bottoms

We are going to resist calling them cheeky.

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Start saving your singles, fives, tens, and $20s for the 25th anniversary of Broadway Bares on June 21. This year's show, Top Bottoms of Burlesque features more than 150 of Broadway's hottest and most talented dancers.

Then there is the part about their butts.

Broadway Bares may well be the most delightful way to raise funds for essential services for people living with AIDS and other chronic illnesses across the United States. For tickets, along with more information, photos, and videos, go to: Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.

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