Because you don't know what's going to happen. It incorporates dancing and acting and areas you wouldn't normally go into with modern dance. The principle concept that the organizers are trying to turn focus away from is the distinction between the artist and the spectator, Stewart said. In a more traditional academic setting there is a constructed boundary between the presence of the artist and the audience which, they say, is not a necessary element of performance. I think there is definitely a division of artist and spectator that privileges artistic vision over spectator interpretation.
Artists are just like any other person except they make things.
We're trying to make it all fun again.