Performed dusk till dawn, Friday 26 October 2007 "Skin Hunger is an improvised movement performance that invites the audience to engage directly with the performer. The performer is accompanied by a sign that invites the audience to 'touch me and see what happens'. He then uses the tactile information as a stimulus to generate movement and motivation for what he does. Small moments of relationship emerge from the initiations offered by the audience and the performer's ability to be responsive to the moment of touch.
The sign reads:
Touch me. Touch me and see what happens.
Perhaps I will dance Or I may do something else.
If you hit me I will bruise I do not enjoy physical pain.
Skin Hunger was performed as part of John Cage’s Musicircus. This was a large-scale performance curated by composers Madeleine Flynn and Tim Humphrey for the Melbourne International Arts Festival
Language
eng
Field of Research
190403 Dance
Socio Economic Objective
950105 The Performing Arts (incl. Theatre and Dance)
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