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((Short description|Rock musical, premiered 2000))
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((Infobox musical
|name        = Bare
|subtitle    = A Pop Opera
|image       = Bare a Pop Opera Off Broadway Poster.JPG
|caption     = Off-Broadway promotional poster
|music       = [[Damon Intrabartolo]]
|lyrics      = Jon Hartmere
|book        = Jon Hartmere<br />Damon Intrabartolo
|basis       =
|premiere_date = ((start date|2000|10|14))
|premiere_location = Hudson Theatre, [[Los Angeles]]
|productions = 2000 [[Los Angeles]] <br /> 2004 [[Off-Broadway]] <br /> 2008 [[Houston]] <br /> 2008 [[Seattle]] <br /> 2008 [[Indianapolis]] <br /> 2009 [[Denver]] <br />2009 [[Toronto]] <br /> 2010 [[Sydney]] <br /> 2011 [[Minneapolis]] <br /> 2011 [[St. Louis]] <br /> 2011 [[Albany, New York|Albany]] <br /> 2012 [[Manila]] <br /> 2012 [[Liverpool]] <br /> 2012 [[Belgium]] <br /> 2013 [[Los Angeles]] revival <br /> 2013 [[Off-West End]] <br />2014 [[Tokyo]] <br /> 2014 [[Barcelona]] <br /> 2014 [[Youngstown]] <br /> 2014 [[San Diego]] <br /> 2015 [[Seoul]] <br /> 2015 [[Medicine Hat]] <br /> 2016 [[Buenos Aires]] <br /> 2016 [[Tokyo]] revival <br /> 2016 [[Seoul]] revival <br /> 2016 [[Chicago]] <br /> 2016 [[Sydney]] <br /> 2017 [[Seoul]] revival2 <br /> 2017 [[Brighton]] <br /> 2018 [[Amsterdam]] <br /> 2018 [[Melbourne]] <br /> 2018 [[Brisbane]] <br /> 2018 [[São Paolo]] <br /> 2019 [[London]] <br /> 2019 [[Wellington]]<ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.stagecraft.co.nz/past-productions|title=Past Productions|website=Stagecraft Theatre &#124; Wellington, NZ))</ref><br /> 2019 [[New York City|New York]] <br /> 2019 [[Hilo|Hawaii]] <br /> 2019 [[Ann Arbor|Michigan]] <br /> 2020 [[Tokyo]] revival2 <br /> 2020 [[Seoul]] revival3 <br /> 2020 [[Seoul]] revival4 <br /> 2023 Barbara Ingram School for the Arts (world premiere of school edition) <br /> 2022
[[Seoul]] revival5 <br /> 2024

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'''''Bare''''', also known as '''''Bare: A Pop Opera''''', is a [[coming-of-age]] [[rock musical]] with music by [[Damon Intrabartolo]], lyrics by Jon Hartmere, and a book by Hartmere and Intrabartolo. The story focuses on a group of high school students and their struggles at their private [[Catholic school|Catholic]] [[boarding school]].

The musical was later revised as ''[[Bare: The Musical]]''.

==Productions==
The musical debuted at the Hudson Theatre in [[Los Angeles]], running from October 14, 2000 to February 25, 2001.<ref name = PB2015>((cite news|url = http://www.playbill.com/article/bare-casts-remember-the-pop-opera-that-rocked-la-and-nyc-with-memories-and-never-before-seen-pics-com-366574|title = ''bare'' Casts Remember the Pop Opera That Rocked L.A. and NYC With Memories and Never-Before-Seen Pics!|last = Gioia|first = Michael|date = October 12, 2015|access-date = June 3, 2019|work = [[Playbill]]))</ref> The New York production of ''Bare'' at the American Theatre of Actors [[Off-Broadway]], ran from April 19 to May 27, 2004.<ref name = PB2015/> The Los Angeles and New York productions were both directed by [[Kristin Hanggi]].

''Bare'' had its Canadian premiere in summer 2009 at the [[Hart House Theatre]], [[Toronto]], directed by Bri Waters. ''Bare'' had its Sydney premiere in September 2010 at the New Theatre, as part of the Sydney Fringe Festival.

''Bare'' had also been produced in the Philippines by the [[Ateneo de Manila University]] in 2009, with the initial run hosted by the undergraduate musical theatre organisation Ateneo Blue Repertory.

A new production of the original version has been produced again in Los Angeles, this time at the Hayworth Theatre. It opened on September 6, 2013, produced by Topher Rhys and Jamie Lee Barnard for glory|struck Productions, directed by Calvin Remsberg, choreographed by Jen Oundjian with musical direction by Elmo Zapp.<ref>((cite web|last=Gioia |first=Michael |url=https://www.playbill.com/article/damon-intrabartolo-jon-hartmere-pop-opera-bare-will-return-to-los-angeles-com-205154 |title=Damon Intrabartolo-Jon Hartmere Pop Opera ''Bare'' Will Return to Los Angeles |work=Playbill |date=May 7, 2013 |access-date=March 15, 2022))</ref>

On June 20, 2015, ''Bare'' had its Welsh premiere in [[Cardiff, Wales|Cardiff]], at the YMCA Cardiff Theatre by Penny Productions, directed by Jay Coleman with musical direction by [[Connor Fogel]].((Update after|2015|06|21)) This amateur production starred Glen Jordan as Peter, Scott Jenkins as Jason, Emily John as Ivy, Alice Urrutia as Nadia, Alex Reynolds as Sister Chantelle and Phil Paisey as the Priest.

On July 6, 2017, ''Bare'' made its premiere in [[Brighton]], an established [[LGBTQ]] destination nicknamed the "unofficial gay capital of the UK".<ref name="metro.co.uk">((cite web|last=Wright|first=Alice|url=http://metro.co.uk/2014/03/25/sorry-bristol-brighton-is-probably-the-best-city-in-the-uk-4677619/|title=Sorry Bristol, Brighton is probably the best city in the UK|work=Metro|date=March 25, 2014|access-date=August 10, 2015))</ref> Produced by Brief Hiatus, this production was directed by Conor Baum with choreography by Sarah-Leanne Humphreys, receiving critical acclaim.<ref name="Latest reviews Bare">((cite web|last=Kay|first=Andrew|url= https://thelatest.co.uk/brighton/2017/07/07/bare|title=Latest reviews Bare at One Church Brighton|work=The Latest|date=July 7, 2017|access-date=July 13, 2017))</ref><ref name="Sussex Playwrights on Bare">((cite web|url= http://www.sussexplaywrights.co.uk/sussex-playwrights-reviews-bare-a-pop-opera/ |title=Sussex Playwrights reviews Bare at One Church Brighton|work=Sussex Playwrights|access-date=July 13, 2017))</ref>

In 2023, a performing arts school in Maryland, Barbara Ingram School for the Arts, was given editing rights in order to make BARE: A Pop Opera The School Edition. This production premiered on November 3rd.

==Synopsis==
===Act I===
At St. Cecilia's Boarding School, Peter dozes off during [[Mass (liturgy)|Mass]] and has a nightmare in which he is outed as gay and condemned by everyone ("Epiphany"). After Mass, he sees Jason, his roommate and secret lover. Jason reassures Peter about their relationship and Peter suggests that they audition for the school play ("You & I"). Alone, Peter reflects on his anxieties about his relationship with Jason ("Role of a Lifetime"). Jason shows up to the auditions for ''[[Romeo and Juliet]]'' at the last minute and competes with another student, Matt, for the part of [[Romeo]]. Drama teacher Sister Chantelle casts Jason as Romeo and Ivy as [[Juliet]] ("Auditions"). Nadia, Jason's overweight twin sister, is upset that she was cast as [[Nurse (Romeo and Juliet)|the Nurse]] and commiserates with Jason over their overbearing parents ("Plain Jane Fat Ass").

Matt tries to plan a small surprise birthday party for Ivy, with whom he is in love. Lucas, the school's party boy, organizes a trip to a [[rave]], bringing [[Ecstasy (drug)|ecstasy]] and other drugs ("Wonderland"). Insecure about her appearance, Nadia decides to stay behind ("A Quiet Night at Home"). At the rave, Peter dances with Jason and Ivy with Matt ("Rolling"). Peter tries to kiss Jason, who leads him outside. Peter wants to make their relationship public but Jason is afraid ("Best Kept Secret"). They kiss but unbeknownst to them, Matt sees them together. The next morning, at [[Sacrament of Penance|Confession]], Matt and Peter ask for guidance about their respective secrets: Matt about seeing the kiss and Peter about being gay ("Confession").

After Nadia jokes about Ivy's promiscuity, Ivy reflects on the way her reputation defines and confines her ("Portrait of a Girl"). Nadia turns Ivy's birthday party into a crude and uproarious event ("Birthday, Bitch!"). Peter unknowingly eats [[pot brownies]] and flirts with Jason. A drunk Ivy does the same and Jason chooses her over Peter to save face. Ivy asks Jason to kiss her as a birthday gift and he reluctantly agrees ("One Kiss"). Matt and Peter bond over their frustrations and an inebriated Peter tells Matt the secret of his relationship with Jason ("Are You There?"). Peter later has a vision of the [[Virgin Mary]], in the form of Sister Chantelle, telling him that he needs to come out to his mother ("911! Emergency!").

At rehearsal, Matt abandons the script and tackles Jason, calling him a homophobic slur ("Reputation Stain'd"). Peter asks Jason to come home with him for spring break and help him come out to his mother. Jason panics, afraid of his father finding out, and breaks up with Peter ("Ever After"). While Nadia sardonically sings about her dislike of spring, Peter leaves for break without speaking to Jason ("Spring"). Ivy apologizes to Jason for her actions at the party, but admits that she likes him and hopes for more. While Peter and Matt pine for their respective loves and Nadia wishes to be noticed, Jason sleeps with Ivy, hoping it is the right thing to do ("One").

===Act II===
The school chapel is decorated elaborately for Peter and Jason's wedding. The scene turns into Jason's wedding to Ivy and reveals itself to be Peter's nightmare ("Wedding Bells"). Later, class ranks are posted and Jason has achieved the [[valedictorian]] spot, once again besting Matt ("In the Hallway"). Ivy tells Jason that though she has been with other boys before, he is her first true love. After realizing that Ivy's feelings are the way he feels about Peter, he breaks up with her ("Touch My Soul"). Peter calls his mother Claire, intending to come out. She continually evades the subject, though he suspects she already knows the truth ("See Me"). Claire hangs up, shaken at the confirmation of her fears, but eventually recognizes that her love for him is stronger than her religious objections ("Warning").

When Ivy misses rehearsal, her understudy Diane steps in but forgets her lines. Peter temporarily takes over and dances with Jason ("Pilgrim's Hands"). Ivy appears at the end of the rehearsal and insists to Jason that they need to speak privately. Sister Chantelle tells Peter that she knows what has been bothering him—that he is gay—and assures him that he is just as God wanted him to be ("God Don't Make No Trash"). Ivy tells Nadia that she is pregnant with Jason's child ("All Grown Up"). She later finds Jason practicing his graduation speech and tells him that she is pregnant and still hopes he might learn to love her back. Matt, who has overheard them, reveals that Jason is in love with Peter. Peter arrives and he, Matt, and Jason exchange heated words as the other students look on ("Promise").

Distraught, Jason reflects on his relationship with Peter, and how even through his fear, he knows that it is the only thing that will comfort him ("Once Upon a Time"). With nowhere else to go, he asks the priest at Confession if God still loves him and can forgive him. The priest tells him that he must deny his feelings ("Cross"). Backstage before the play, Lucas passes out drug orders to students, including Jason. Jason asks Peter to run away with him but Peter refuses, not wanting to hide anymore ("Two Households"). Jason, thinking that he has lost Peter for good, takes a large dose of [[GHB]].

As the play begins, he again pulls Peter aside and tells him that he has loved him since they first met. Peter tells him he loves him too and reassures him that their parting is not a permanent goodbye ("Bare"). As Peter delivers the [[Queen Mab]] speech, Jason becomes increasingly disoriented and begins to hallucinate ("Queen Mab"). During the masked ball scene, he collapses and dies in Peter's arms ("A Glooming Peace"). Peter confronts the priest about Jason's last visit, accusing him of failing to show compassion ("Absolution"). At graduation, Peter, Ivy, Matt, and Nadia wonder whether they could have prevented Jason's death and consider the role they played in it. They move forward into a world that will yield more questions than answers ("No Voice").

==Characters and original casts==
{| class="wikitable"
|-
! width="20%"|Character(s)
! width="20%"|Los Angeles (2000) <ref name = PB2015/><ref name="variety.com">((Cite web|last=Martinez|first=Julio|url=https://variety.com/2000/legit/reviews/bare-2-1200464601/|title=Bare|website=Variety|date=October 25, 2000))</ref><ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.abouttheartists.com/productions/22972-bare-a-pop-opera-at-hudson-theatre-2000-2001|title = Bare: A Pop Opera at Hudson Mainstage Theatre 2000-2001|website=abouttheartists.com))</ref>
! width="20%"|[[Off-Broadway]] (2004) <ref>((Cite web|url=https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/playbill-bare-pop-opera-michael-arden-440638762|title = Playbill + Bare a Pop Opera + Michael Arden , John Hill + Demo CD with 11 songs &#124; #440638762))</ref>
! width="20%"|Studio Recording (2007) <ref>((cite web|url=http://www.barethealbum.com/performers/|title=bare: The Album - Performers|work=barethealbum.com))</ref><ref>((Cite web|last=Jones|first=Kenneth|url=https://www.playbill.com/article/studio-cast-album-of-bare-on-sale-oct-30-com-144580|title=Studio Cast Album of ''bare'' on Sale Oct. 30|website=Playbill|date=October 16, 2007))</ref>
!Los Angeles Revival (2013) <ref>((Cite web |last=Blank |first=Matthew |date=July 22, 2013 |title=PHOTO CALL: Meet the Cast of the L.A. Return of Pop Opera ''Bare'', Starring Lindsay Pearce, Payson Lewis and Jonah Platt |url=https://www.playbill.com/articleu/photo-call-meet-the-cast-of-the-la-return-of-pop-opera-bare-starring-lindsay-pearce-payson-lewis-and-jonah-platt-com-207763 |website=Playbill))</ref>
|-
! scope="row" |Peter Simonds
| align="center" |[[John Torres]]
| align="center" |[[Michael Arden]]
| align="center" |[[Matt Doyle (actor)|Matt Doyle]]
| align="center" |Payson Lewis
|-
! scope="row" |Jason McConnell
| align="center" |John Griffin
| align="center" |[[John Hill (actor)|John Hill]]
| align="center" |[[James Snyder (actor)|James Snyder]]
| align="center" |Jonah Platt
|-
! scope="row" |Ivy Robinson
| colspan="3" align="center" |[[Jenna Leigh Green]]
| align="center" |[[Lindsay Pearce]]
|- 
! scope="row" |Nadia McConnell
| align="center" |Keili Lefkovitz
| align="center" |[[Natalie Joy Johnson]]
| align="center" |Keili Lefkovitz
| align="center" |[[Katie Stevens]]
|-
! scope="row" |Matt Lloyd
| align="center" |Wallace Smith
| align="center" |[[Aaron Lohr]]
| align="center" |Christopher Johnson
| align="center" |Nathan Parrett
|-
! scope="row" |Sister Chantelle/Virgin Mary
| align="center" |Stephanie Andersen
| align="center" |Romelda T. Benjamin
| colspan="2" align="center" |Stephanie Andersen
|-
! scope="row" |Claire
| align="center" |Maura M. Knowles
| colspan="2" align="center" |[[Kaitlin Hopkins]]
| align="center" |Alissa-Nicole Koblentz
|-
! scope="row" |Priest
| align="center" |Mark Edgar Stephens
| colspan="2" align="center" |Jim Price
| align="center" |John Griffin
|-
! scope="row" |Lucas Carter
| align="center" |Philip Dean Lightstone
| align="center" |Adam Fleming
| align="center" |Jason Ryterband
| align="center" |Casey Hayden
|-
! scope="row" |Tanya Garrett/Cherub
| align="center" |Charity Hill
| align="center" |[[Sasha Allen]]
| align="center" |[[Judith Hill]]
| align="center" |Caitlin Ary
|-
! scope="row" |Kyra/Cherub (named Brittany in 2000 Los Angeles production)
| align="center" |Tassa Hampton
| align="center" |[[Kearran Giovanni]]
| align="center" |Carmel Echols
| align="center" |Katherine Washington
|-
! scope="row" |Diane Lee
| align="center" |[[Jennie Kwan]]
| align="center" |[[Kay Trinidad]]
| align="center" |Kara Maguire
| align="center" |Reesa Ishiyama
|-
! scope="row" |Zack
| align="center" |Reed Prescott
| align="center" |Mike Cannon
| align="center" |Nils Montan
| align="center" |Christopher Higgins
|-
! scope="row" |Rory
| align="center" ((n/a))
| align="center" |Lindsay Scott
| align="center" |Anna Rose
| align="center" |Kelsey Hainlen
|-
! scope="row" |Alan
| align="center" ((n/a))
| align="center" |Isaac Calpito
| align="center" |Joel Echols
| align="center" |Harrison Meloeny
|}

==Musical numbers==
((col-begin))
((col-2))
;Act I
* "Epiphany" — Company
* "You & I" — Jason, Peter, and Students
* "Role of a Lifetime" — Peter
* "Auditions" — Chantelle and Students
* "Plain Jane Fat Ass"† — Nadia and Jason
* "Wonderland" — Matt, Nadia, Tanya, Lucas, Ivy, Peter, and Jason
* "A Quiet Night at Home" — Nadia
* "Rolling" — Band
* "Best Kept Secret" — Jason and Peter
* "Confession" — Priest and Students
* "Portrait of a Girl" — Ivy and Matt
* "Birthday, Bitch!" — Students
* "One Kiss" — Ivy and Jason
* "Are You There?" — Matt and Peter
* "911! Emergency!"‡ — Mary and Cherubs
* "Reputation Stain'd" — Ivy, Jason, Peter, Matt, and Nadia
* "Ever After" — Peter and Jason
* "Spring" — Nadia
* "One" — Ivy, Jason, Nadia, Matt, and Peter
((col-break))

;Act II
* "Wedding Bells" — Company
* "In The Hallway" — Band
* "Touch My Soul" — Ivy and Jason
* "See Me" — Peter and Claire
* "Warning" — Claire
* "Pilgrims' Hands" — Jason and Peter
* "God Don't Make No Trash" — Chantelle
* "All Grown Up" — Ivy
* "Promise" — Jason, Ivy, Matt, Nadia, and Peter
* "Once Upon a Time" — Jason
* "Cross" — Jason and Priest
* "Two Households" — Students
* "Bare" — Jason and Peter
* "Queen Mab" — Jason and Peter
* "A Glooming Peace" — Students
* "Absolution" — Peter and Priest
* "No Voice" — Company
((col-end))

† Cut from the 2004 Off-Broadway production and replaced with "Love, Dad"

‡ Replaced "Mother Love" from the 2000 Los Angeles production<ref>((Cite web|last=Portantiere |first=Michael |url=https://www.theatermania.com/new-york-city-theater/news/bare-facts_4585.html |title=Bare Facts |website=TheaterMania |date=April 8, 2004))</ref><ref name="variety.com"/>

==Album==
An 11-song CD sampler featuring the 2004 New York cast was offered to every ticket buyer during the final performances of the Off-Broadway run. The full studio album from ''Bare'', produced by Deborah Lurie and Casey Stone, was released on October 30, 2007, as a three-disc CD + DVD set. The 2012–2013 production was announced to be releasing a cast album.<ref>((cite web|url=http://www.barethealbum.com/creative/|title=bare: The Album - Creative|work=barethealbum.com))</ref> This, however, did not occur due to the quick closing of the revival amid poor reviews and public response.

==Planned film adaptation==
On January 2, 2018, it was announced that ''Bare'' would be made into a motion picture, directed by [[Kristin Hanggi]] and produced by Hillary Butorac Weaver and [[Janet Billig Rich]]. Hanggi will adapt the screenplay for the film. No release date has been set.<ref>((cite web |last= Rosky|first= Nicole|url= https://www.broadwayworld.com/article/BARE-Will-Navigate-to-the-Big-Screen-Kristin-Hanggi-Set-to-Direct-Film-20180102|title= bare Will Navigate to the Big Screen; Kristin Hanggi Set to Direct Film|date= January 2, 2018|website= BroadwayWorld|access-date= February 17, 2019))</ref><ref name="playbill2">((cite web|last=Clement|first=Olivia|url=https://www.playbill.com/article/bare-a-pop-opera-film-adaptation-in-the-works|title=''Bare: A Pop Opera'' Film Adaptation in the Works|website=Playbill|date=January 2, 2018|access-date=March 15, 2022))</ref><ref name="newnownext">((cite web|last=Voss|first=Brandon|url=http://www.newnownext.com/film-adaptation-gay-musical-bare/01/2018/|website=newnownext.com|title=Film Adaptation Of Cult Gay Musical 'Bare' In The Works|date=January 6, 2018|access-date=October 4, 2018))</ref><ref name="barethemovie">((cite web|url=https://www.barethemovie.com|website=barethemovie.com|title=Bare|access-date=October 4, 2018))</ref>

== References ==
<references />

==External links==
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[[Category:2000 musicals]]
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[[Category:Original musicals]]
[[Category:LGBT-related musicals]]
[[Category:Rock musicals]]
[[Category:Musicals about Catholicism]]
[[Category:Fiction about Catholicism]]
[[Category:Plays and musicals based on Romeo and Juliet]]
[[Category:Musicals set in schools]]

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