Margo Sappington Nude

Texas born Margo Sappington has had a long and varied career in the entertainment industry. She got her start in the mid '60s as a dancer for the Joffrey Ballet and later became a writer and actress. She also became a choreographer, a job that she does to this day and which has garnered her the most acclaim. Her choreographic credits include the movies Samson et Dalila (1981), The Daring Project (2008), and William Shatner's Gonzo Ballet (2009), the TV series Bracken's World, and a plethora of stage productions such as Oh! Calcutta!, The Transposed Heads, Doonesbury, Play Me a Country Song, and Where's Charley?, the last of which earned her a Tony Award nomination for Best Choreographer. In 2005 Margo was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award for her choreography work from the Joffrey Ballet. During her early days on stage and screen Margo was fearless and showed off her full, thick muff during a filmed performance of Oh! Calcutta! (1972). The movie begins with Margo and several other people all taking the stage in the raw for an opening song and dance. It’s a bushtastic moment as all of the women flash their three Bs (boobs, butt, and bush), but beware of the sausages swinging from the guys. Later in the movie, Margo returns with a dude for a long, nude dance number that gives us the perfect opportunity to spend some quality time with her great knockers, round rump, and dark forest. Her tight dancer’s body and fearless nudity will have you about to Oh! Calcumma!