Best Risque
American actress, playwright, and comedian Mae West (1893–1980) began performing in vaudeville as a child and moved to Broadway revues and her own plays in the 1920s, including Sex (1926), for which she was prosecuted on obscenity charges and briefly jailed. Her Hollywood film career began in 1932,...
Asa Akira's impact on the adult entertainment industry is undeniable. A true pioneer, she helped redefine boundaries and push creative limits, particularly within niche and experimental genres. Her artistic approach to performance and her willingness to challenge conventions have inspired countless...
"Mais n'te promène donc pas toute nue!" is a one-act French farce by Georges Feydeau, first performed in 1911, that uses domestic disorder to satirize bourgeois propriety. The plot involves a woman whose habit of undressing at home scandalizes household visitors and threatens her husband's standing...
Artists and Models was a Broadway revue series presented by the Shubert Brothers that ran from 1923 to 1943, with several iterations over its two-decade history. The productions featured elaborate musical numbers, comedy sketches, and tableaux vivants that were considered risqué for their time, push...
