Steambath was a 1970 Off-Broadway play written by Bruce Jay Friedman which tells the story of a man who dies and discovers that the afterlife is in fact a steamroom.
In 1973, PBS aired a production of this play which featured the late Bill Bixby and Valerie Perrine. That production is famous because Perrine became the first female to have her breasts displayed intentionally on network television.
Perrine's nudity was such a hallmark that the inclusion of two gay characters (played by Neil J. Schwartz and Patrick Spohn) seem to be an afterthought.
That's a real shame . . . or maybe not as you can see by this clip of their high-stepping performance of "Let Me Entertain You."
Of course I don't consider this clip offensive. I don't necessarily consider it positive either. It's just there.
And it is a performance that I bet you will never see done on Glee. (Editor's note - proceed with caution because there is male nudity):
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In 1973, PBS aired a production of this play which featured the late Bill Bixby and Valerie Perrine. That production is famous because Perrine became the first female to have her breasts displayed intentionally on network television.
Perrine's nudity was such a hallmark that the inclusion of two gay characters (played by Neil J. Schwartz and Patrick Spohn) seem to be an afterthought.
That's a real shame . . . or maybe not as you can see by this clip of their high-stepping performance of "Let Me Entertain You."
Of course I don't consider this clip offensive. I don't necessarily consider it positive either. It's just there.
And it is a performance that I bet you will never see done on Glee. (Editor's note - proceed with caution because there is male nudity):
Past Know Your LGBT Posts: