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Play: Naked Inquisition
Reviewer: Ivyn Allen
Reviewer Email: septequinox@yahoo.com
Rating: 2 Stars
I wish I liked this play better. The amateurish acting and staging really
took a toll on me sometime in the second scenario (there are six). I wanted
it to be dangerous and subversive; instead it was grotesque and often buffoonish.
Play: Naked Inquisition
Reviewer: Me
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Rating: 2 Stars
Oh my... after an skimming of the program guide i was somehow expecting
a comedy... NOT... i guess the picture of a naked guy in chains having something
to do with a chessmaster and opera singer threw me.
A real freakshow.
Play: Naked Inquisition
Reviewer: curmudgeon
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Rating: 1 Star
While all appear to be at sea, at least one of the all-naked all-shaved
actors, a Dhami Boo, provides some spark whenever he’s on stage.
Overall this humorless misguided historical exhortation is effective only
as a soporific. Excruciating. Alas, the obvious sincerity of the people
who put this on makes it only more so.
Play: Naked Inquisition
Reviewer: Ivyn Allen
Reviewer Email: septequinox@yahoo.com
Rating: 2 Stars
I wish I liked this play better. The amateurish acting and staging really
took a toll on me sometime in the second scenario (there are six). I wanted
it to be dangerous and subversive; instead it was grotesque and often buffoonish.
Play: Naked Inquisition
Reviewer: Larry Sharp
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Rating: None
Truly a ghastly, atrocious show. The script is pedantic and dim-witted,
the "actors" need some beginning acting lessons, the gratuitous
singing is loudly off-key, and the gratuitous nudity features some grotesque
flesh that should be permanently clothed and cloistered. Well, the subject
of the play is torture, so to give the devil his due, maybe this is a deliberate
attempt to torture the audience. Do yourself a favor and go see absolutely
anything else instead.
Play: Naked Inquisition
Reviewer: Vince Vitale
Reviewer Email: Worldgazer@aol.com
Rating: 3 Stars
Premised on the historical theory that the oppressed become the oppressors,
“Naked Inquisition” takes us through a series of disjointed scenes
to prove its point. I was never convinced, nor was it immediately obviously
why anyone (let alone everyone) had to be naked to make this point. However,
when attention shifted to an understanding of sado-masochism, especially
in the modern context of being safe sex in a sexually unsafe era, and a
demonstration of hot wax “sex,” the true agenda of this presentation
– and its value – was revealed.