Naked Holidays: NYC 2010
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CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Dec 10, 2010
Closed Dec 30, 2010
Opened Dec 10, 2010
Closed Dec 30, 2010
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?
Naked Holidays is darkly comic Yuletide bacchanalia, a gleeful pageant
filled with indulgent tidings. Originally conceived by the Sacred
Fools Theater Company of Los Angeles, this boisterous holiday
celebration puts a comic spin on some of our best- loved winter
traditions. It is a multicultural melange which climaxes in a scantily
clad routine that looks a lot like Christmas. Highlights include a
medley exploring deadly plots by Santa's eight angry reindeer against
Rudolph and the lesser-known Rudnick The Reindeer, a traditional
Jewish nativity scene, a wholesome dad who hides a suspiciously jolly
body bag, and a belligerently randy hooker working the North Pole. The
Naked Holidays Orchestra adds a musical flair to the show, and eggnog
will be served .
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The aptly-titled Naked Holidays fills the Ace of Clubs basement space with nearly two-dozen young (and sometimes bare) performers singing, dancing, and acting their way through a series of amusing but uneven sketches, with the end result feeling like a slightly naughty episode of Saturday Night Live.
The show begins promisingly with brief snapshots of familiar Christmas and Hanukkah moments -- a man struggling through one of the less popular dreidel songs is particularly memorable. Then Alessandro Colla and Ruthie Stephens present themselves as the emcees of the evening and instantly captivate us with their charm, but they soon disappear.
The show continues with a very long imagining of ho[...]