Davis Freeman
Too Shy To Stare 2010 (Workshop until August 4, Performances as of August 5)

Too Shy To Stare 2010 Auditions in July will decide about the participants for this Choreographers' Venture. Davis Freeman will work with 14 performers for 7-10 days to create a new adaptation of his infamous 2002 piece Too Shy to Stare. By using the existing scores along with impulses of the participants, he will create a new performance that will be performed at ImPulsTanz 2010 for 14 shows. Too shy to stare is an emotional crusade that questions how we see ourselves and how others see us. It’s a two-hour performance for only 10 people at a time and the audience must have their photo taken before they can see the performance. Davis Freeman Davis Freeman is an actor, dancer, director, and performance artist who worked with Forced Entertainment (Bloody Mess, The World in Pictures), Meg Stuart (Highway 101, Alibi), Hans van den Broeck (They feed we eat eat eat) and Stephan Pucher (kirschgarten, Snapshots). He started the company RANDOM SCREAM in 2001 with Lilia Mestre; they have created work together and alone which has toured internationally. He toured with Superamas with their piece Empire and developed his piece Saving Lies which premiered in the Fall 2008.