Should plays be banned if they show topless women?
by 
keithold thanks all baggers
ANSWERS: 8
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Nope. There should be a warning at the beginning, though. Just like movies.
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i think that a warning about nudity ought to be provided at the time of ticket purchase. i bought three tickets to take my kids to a play, we drove over, and the ticket taker told me that it had nudity that might not be appropriate for kids. so, we didn't see that show. . banned? no, but, advanced notification would be appreciated.
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Nope. Just like any movie there should be a notification of some sort so that people can judge whether or not they're interested.
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no, they should be banned if they don't
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No they shouldn't. But the ticket buyer should be informed of this prior to purchase. I also think that there should be an age limit as well (imagine a bunch of horny 15 year olds catcalling throughout the performance).
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No! If you don't want to see topless women in a play don't attend.
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Not even high school plays. We go WAAAAAAAAAAYYYYYYYYY overboard about breast-censorship in the USA. In the USA if you dialed 911 and said you saw a breast they would probably send someone out right away to investigate. In other countries they would laugh at you and possibly charge you with pranking the emergency system.
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No. But it usually adds nothing to the show. Plays don' have it so much; it's usually Las Vegas type shows.
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