Broadway Bares was created by Jerry Mitchell more than ten years ago to help raise funds for BC/EFA, which since its founding in 1988 has distributed over $100 million to services for people with AIDS, HIV or HIV-related illnesses. This year's extravaganza featured, according to production notes, "naughty nurses, hot young orderlies, and enough flesh to make a plastic surgeon blush" and was fittingly sub-titled Rxxx: Take Two and Call Me in the Morning.
At left are David Hyde Pierce (Spamalot) and Barrett Foa (Avenue Q), while below, some of the ensemble members are seen during the performance.
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Photos by Aubrey Reuben
