P.S. # 33: Living on the Fringe

It’s that time of year again! FringeArts is bursting at the seams, jam packed with performances. What are you excited about? What have you seen? What do you recommend?

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A Letter from Fringe Summer Dance Camp

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Dreaming counselors were modern dancers and me a dance writer.

Image Description: Five young would-be campers, mostly smiling, with goofy patterned T-shirts standing in socks on a wood floor displaying supportive thumbs up. One dancer is seated, their face framed by a round lavender and white floaty.
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E. Wallis Cain Carbonell

‘Find your way back… follow my hum.’

Image Description: Four figures, shrouded in gauzy silver, turquoise, crimson and beige sheer fabric atop their salakots (Asian-Strykers conical hats), crouch forward gesturing to the Earth. Surrounded by blackness, they stand, casting shadow on a light grey marley floor. There is a long piece of white plastic sheeting strewn across the floor in the foreground.
‘Find your way back… follow my hum.’