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From Edinburgh Festivals
By Tim Cornwell
THE curtain went up this week on a Fringe show that threatens to dash Edinburgh’s strait-laced reputation for good.
In a Stockbridge church, as many as 150 local women are to take the stage in the festival – dancing energetically in the nude.
From a senior employee of Polygon – publishers of Edinburgh author Alexander McCall Smith – to a yoga instructor, and a New Town mother of four, the first batch of volunteers told yesterday why they chose to bare all in Trilogy.
“We’ve run through it clothed, and unclothed, and it felt fantastic,” said Sarah Morrison. “I am one of the many beautiful women who will dance. We are dancing energetically and vigorously and beautifully.”
