Bill Heck is the newest team member in Second Stage’s TAKE ME OUT currently playing at Schoenfeld Theater on Broadway. He is definitely a great replacement to Patrick J Adams. He is one hot zaddy!
For those who are not too familiar with him, he plays the younger version of Jeff Bridges in the TV series, The Old Man, which premiered on FX on June 16. He also plays the deceased dad in Netflix’ Locke and Key and Amazon Prime’s I Know What You Did Last Summer.
Seeing him as Kippy Sunderstrom, Bill brings in a new dynamic in his scenes with Jesse Williams. There were more crying involved between Jesse and him. I remember in the scene where Kippy and Darren is interrogating Shane Mungitt Patrick and Jesse didn’t cry at the end of that scene. But with Bill, both he and Jesse were crying when Darren found out Kippy has helped Shane.
And as I said before he is one hot daddy. He has a perfect height and built and his physique is amazing. Now, he is a grower not a shower but he has such a pretty cut cock with light pubic hair and nice set of low hangers. I could stare at him for hours.
He is no stranger to nude scenes. ( I love a man who doesn’t mind showing off his God given beauty!) His previous experience with on-stage nudity was fleeting and off-Broadway in the 2010 Signature theatre revival of Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize-winning Angels in America.
Here he is torridly kissing another man in the movie PITSTOP
Here he is in the movie AFTER ADDERALL showing us his pubes
And here he is showing us his butt in HAPPY BABY
Again Thank you Bill Heck for sharing !
I have to agree! Bill looks amazing on stage. Handsome, sexy, great body. When he first appears shirtless, that was already a treat, great chest and abs, just an exciting preview of what we were going to see later. The thing is, he plays this smart, confident, progressive baseball player. Plus he is at times the narrator, talking to the audience, one of the characters we have gotten to know better. So, when he joins the other 5 guys in the showers fully nude, in a way he looks more vulnerable and naked than the rest. I was so drawn to him I had to remind myself to check out the other guys before the scene was over. he is doing a fantastic job. Hope I get to see the show again before it closes. Those of you who live in NYC, you are so lucky, don’t miss it!
I have been lucky to see the show a few times and it’s great to see how confident Bill is when nude on stage. He shows his body fully to the audience, even does a little jig. He also is nude longer than the others as he takes his time drying off, facing the audience the whole time. He lingers in his underwear for a bit as well, so great to see!
Yes, I loved his excited little hop as well! His confidence and openness was very endearing.
Asked on his Instagram when he joined the play; what’s one thing you’re most looking forward to this run?, Bill answered:”Nurturing the long dormant exhibitionist within”.
For a Huffpost interview question about the nude scene he said: “I still do my pushups off stage before i come on, but i have fun with it instead of being nervous about it”.
I have seen the show 3 times, and I live in Texas! Also saw the original at The Public in 2002. There is nothing like it! Yes, there is a play there, you leave the show questioning the motives of some of the characters, and some lines have stayed with me since 2002. But come on! Forget about the falling of the chandelier on “Phantom”, nevermind the parade of animals on “The Lion King”, must be nice to see Lea singing “People”. For my money the most amazing Broadway moment right now is the moment those showers come down from the ceiling. Just writing about it makes me want to plan another trip.