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Tap That, photo by Daniel Roberts
Pictured above: Sydney Erik Wright, Alex Ringler, Justin Henry, and Josh Bates
Broadway Bares, the hottest burlesque show around, opened the summer season with another seductive edition of Broadway Bares Fire Island. The sexy men and women of the Great White Way returned to New York's Fire Island Pines last Saturday for two sold-out performances, raising $51,733 for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS.
Created exclusively for Fire Island by director Michael Lee Scott, this intimate version of the annual New York City extravaganza took audiences on a sensual romp inspired by mobile apps. With characters ranging from lusty lumberjacks to frisky fitness instructors, Broadway Bares Fire Island brought these highly intimate electronic encounters to life onstage.
The event provided an intimate preview of this summer’s 26th edition of Broadway Bares, which will fill NYC's Hammerstein Ballroom on Sunday, June 19, with shows at 9:30 p.m. and midnight. This year’s Broadway Bares: On Demand tackles the boob tube in an unrivaled evening of sexy striptease production numbers and will feature a cast of more than 150 colorful and carnal characters. Tickets and more information are available at BroadwayCares.org.
[ Related post: See Our Giant Historical Collection of Over 60 Broadway Bares Photos ]
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Christopher Harrity
Christopher Harrity is the Manager of Online Production for Here Media, parent company to The Advocate and Out. He enjoys assembling online features on artists and photographers, and you can often find him poring over the mouldering archives of the magazines.
Christopher Harrity is the Manager of Online Production for Here Media, parent company to The Advocate and Out. He enjoys assembling online features on artists and photographers, and you can often find him poring over the mouldering archives of the magazines.