ON THE FRINGE: Bodies of Text III

POSTED: Sunday, September 4, 2011, 1:20 PM

This two-act show begins with a gentle courtship between dancers Eleanor Goudiie-Averill and Beau Hancock over mandolin and djembe. It was safe and serene. My interpretation of Act two, titled “City Calm Down,” is a sensual struggle set in the back of a school adjacent to Clark Park, and ending with an awkwardly eyebrow raising embracement between the two female dancers, and some friendly petting of some select female audience members. I am a man, but I get it.

Sept. 3, Clark Park , Woodland Ave and 43 sts.

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