At the time however once again, the yearly Broadway Bares charity burlesque advantage demonstrate not only raised temperatures, but also lifted a bevy of income for a superb outcome in.

Above two marketed-out displays on June 23 at New York’s Hammerstein Ballroom, a lot a lot more than 200 dancers strutted their issues and assisted crank out $2,259,134 for Broadway Cares/Equity Fights AIDS (BC/EFA) – the most a Bares occasion has raised due to the reality the show’s start off in 1992.

The 2024 installment of Broadway Bares had a Las Vegas theme, dubbed Strike the Strip, and showcased 223 dancers and performers from 19 Broadway and off-Broadway exhibits from this time. Additional than 600 volunteers and 38 phase supervisors served carry the celebration to lifetime, exactly where by 3,000 audience members ended up in attendance for just about each and every of the night’s two shows. The manufacturing was directed by Kellen Stancil, and produced by BC/EFA.

Broadway Bares: Strike the Strip cashed in with its Sin Town idea, as the show staged figures with a Vegas flair, such as vignettes encouraged by the film Showgirls and Vegas icons Elvis Presley and Liberace.

The collected installments of Bares have elevated $28.7 million more than the decades for BC/EFA.

In accordance to BC/EFA, the company has awarded a lot more than $300 million for critical solutions for people with HIV/AIDS and other crucial ailments all through the United States. BC/EFA also supports the social items and solutions applications at the Entertainment Local neighborhood Fund, has presented when-a-year grants to far a lot more than 450 AIDS and spouse and young children providers corporations in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and Washington, D.C., and has awarded just one particular-time humanitarian grants to provide unexpected emergency help across the U.S. and all-about the globe.