Do you want to see me naked?

Do you want to see me naked?

Story by Elizabeth Golden. Written and directed by Morag Shepherd.

A searingly-funny, uncomfortably-intimate one-woman show featuring Elizabeth Golden; NAKED is a non-apology for loud and offensive bodies.

CONTENT ADVISORY: Language, chance of nudity, and like they say on the radio “this play acknowledges the existence of sex.

ARTICLES / Reviews

• THE UTAH REVIEW – The rededication of spirit: Top 10 moments of the Utah Enlightenment in 2017
• SALT LAKE TRIBUNE – ‘Naked,’ ‘Curie’ wow at Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival
• THE UTAH REVIEW – Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival finds some true gems in its 3rd year
• CITY WEEKLY – Great Salt Lake Fringe Festival: Opening Weekend Picks
• UTAH THEATRE BLOGGERS – You really should see “Do You Want to See Me Naked?”
• FRONT ROW REVIEWERS – Sackerson’s “Do You Want to See Me Naked?” is a Unique, Poignant, Beautiful Experience at the Great Salt Lake Fringe

Brief Interviews

• “Peeling away the layers”
• “Impacting Meteors”
• “Vase/Painting/Volcano”

Creators

Elizabeth Golden (Actor) returns after last being seen with Sackerson in BURN. She teaches at Utah Valley University having graduated with an MFA from Birmingham School of Acting in the UK, where she studied acting in the British tradition. Her previous roles include Shylock (MERCHANT OF VENICE), Gertrude (HAMLET), Helen (THE VORTEX) Lori (GETHSEMANE) and Ursula (VINCENT IN BRIXTON), for which she received an award from the Kennedy Center of Performing Arts.

Morag Shepherd originally from Scotland, is the resident playwright at Sackerson in Salt Lake City, where her plays, HOW LONG CAN YOU STAND ON THE TRAIN TRACKS: A GAME FOR TWO SISTERS, BURN, THE WORST THING I’VE EVER DONE (performed in a box by one actor for an audience of one at a time), BEFORE THE BEEP (performed in weekly installments via voicemail) and POPPY’S IN THE SAND have premiered, the latter also playing Great Salt Lake Fringe and San Diego International Fringe Festivals. Her play NOT ONE DROP premiered at Plan-B Theatre Company.

Production Team

• Morag Shepherd (Director)
• Emma Jean Robinson (Costume, Makeup Design)
• Ysa Pitman (Violin)
• Ike Bushman (Props Design)
• Alex Ungerman (Producer)
• Dave Mortensen (Producer)