Edinburgh Trilogy

[Slick]

It's been a little while since I posted any original content so here is some commando style video of Edinburgh's Trilogy show.

Enjoy,
Slick

[Fango]

AWESOME!!! I know a lot of people here have been wanting to see this for a while.

Thanks

Fango

[flanker7]

Originally Posted by fango44

AWESOME!!! I know a lot of people here have been wanting to see this for a while.

Thanks

Fango

And I am one of them. Thanks for this.

[susansusan]

Excellent- that show is still active, too, which is a good thing.

[Pedro the Fisherman]

Slick One, well done you have found one of the Holy Grails of on stage nudity for 2009, thanks ever so much!!!!!!

It might take me all day to DL but they look well worth it, brilliant!!!

[Pedro the Fisherman]

Bravo, full marks for filming it in secret!!! has anyone deciphered what that website is they mention, to send your own 'Naked Jerusalem' video??

[susansusan]

Pedro, where in the world are you based? I ask for a reason.

[Pedro the Fisherman]

hxxp://www.makeyourownherstory.org/home.html

The website mentioned in the play!

From my contributions, I thought most people know where I am, in Southern Spain...most of the time.

[susansusan]

I happened to see a poster for the play today- the fact that it contains lots of female nudity is very much part of its advertising- in fact it said "upcoming production looking for volunteers for nude scene, e mail suchand such@webaddres.... !!!

[Pedro the Fisherman]

They had a big campaign when it was at battersea in the summer, I think they got about 30 odd girls (dance and drama students mainly) but then got a few more from the audience. I was really suprised to see a male performer as part of the main show!

Having said that, Nic Green is an ardent feminist, but hetrosexual and therefore not totally anti-men as a possible lesbian artist might be. Hope we can some more video, although it looks even riskier than nude beach photgraphy!!.

One of the big noises at this year's Edinburgh Fringe, Nic Green’s Trilogy, which includes a euphoric naked dance performed by 50 female volunteers, is being revived at the Battersea Arts Centre and Barbican early next year.

The show, described in press material as "a celebratory venture into modern-day feminism", will run for five dates at BAC (13 to 16 January 2010, preview 12 January), before transferring to the Barbican as part of bite10 (22 & 23 January).

The three-hour triptych begins by exploring women’s relationships to their bodies, then reconstructs the infamous 1971 New York Town Bloody Hall debate before concluding with a "joyous paean to womankind". During the Edinburgh run, many audience members joined in with the naked dancers on stage.

Nic Green is currently looking for women to participate in the show and the BAC and Barbican are jointly recruiting volunteers. Anyone interested should go to xxx.bac.org.uk or xxx.barbican.org.uk for more information.