(UPH) -- My wife and I had the pleasure of attending "I Tune into Love" on Saturday night (Oct 24).  It was so remarkable and unique that I was inspired to write a review.

"I Tune into Love" at the Red Clay Theater (Duluth, GA)

The cast for this play were more than adequate when it came to this fresh and unique perspective on relationships.   This was a dance production where the cast expressed there dialogues ONLY through dance.  That's right... There was no verbal communication other than the narrator that voiced over the scene transitions. You may asked how does one follow this type of play? 

By pure genius, the song selections throughout the show tactfully told the story.  The music was tastefully chosen and synchronized along with the expressions of the dancers.  From old school soul hits to neo-soul, this play had people rocking and swaying in their seats.   Cuts such as Minnie Riperton's "Inside my love" and Maxwell's "Pretty wings" had young and old alike captivated as they observed the crafts of the dancers.  I'm sure that you want to know what the play was about right? 

Long story short, this play was about the relationships of three couples that wandered outside of the loving relationships to satisfy their own curiosity.  The back and forth created a natural suspense of wondering if damaged relationships could be repaired after one strays.  I could tell you more but, you will just have to wait until they put on this play again.  Check out

Rehearsal Footage