Naked July: the Tumultuous Tale of the Tragically Transparent Tunic July 22, 2010

The National Pastime Theater presents their 2nd annual fine arts festival 'Naked July: Art Stripped Down.' During July The National Pastime Theater will be filled with lovely, provoking and aggressive bodies. NPT's festival aims to reveal the human body as beautiful in every shape, size and color (including Technicolor). By exposing these physical differences, audiences discover the innate similarities in all human bodies - we are all made of the same material both natural and beautiful. NPT in co-production with Clock Productions takes a turn down farcical lane with 'The Tumultuous Tale of the Tragically Transparent Tunic,' a different take on Andersen's classic tale. 'The Emperor's New Clothes.'