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What would the audience do if they did not like a performance in Shakespeare's time?
throw food
What would the audience do if they did not like the performance?
Heckle and throw stuff at the actors, we suppose.
What did the audience do if they didn't like the performance?
They booed and threw things at the actors.
What is interpretative theater?
Interpretative theater is in reference to performing and allowing the audience to interpret the performance as they would like to. There is no right or way to interpretative theater.
What do you call a gathering of spectators during a performance?
An audience.
What would the audience do if they did not like a performance in Shakespeare's time?
throw food
What would the audience do if they did not like the performance?
Heckle and throw stuff at the actors, we suppose.
What did the audience do if they didn't like the performance?
They booed and threw things at the actors.
What is interpretative theater?
Interpretative theater is in reference to performing and allowing the audience to interpret the performance as they would like to. There is no right or way to interpretative theater.
Sentence for chagrin?
He gave his performance, but much to his chagrin, the audience didn't like it.
How should audience be used in a sentence?
We bowed to the audience before leaving the stage. The audience loved the musical performance.
In the globe theatre what would the audience do if thay did not like the play?
If the audience didn't like the play they wouldn't clap to it.
What do you call a gathering of spectators during a performance?
An audience.
This is a prepared performance report or demonstration for an audience?
Oo
What is theater of Involvement?
involves the participation of the audience in the performance
What might the audience do during the performance?
crying and booing
How do you perform a stage play?
It has been said that a dramatic performance requires, at a minimum, three things: an actor, an audience, and a performance space. You can, if you like, add a script to that. The rest is up to you. A play performed by children at home for their parents is as much a performance of a play as a glittering Broadway Musical with a cast of hundreds, and ridiculously expensive costumes, musicians and lighting effects. It is important to note that the audience is a key element in stage performance. Everything the actor does must be weighed by how the members of the audience will react to it. When the actor speaks, does the audience know what he is saying, and the emotional reason for him saying it? When he moves, will the audience know what he is doing and why? Will it help or hinder the audience's understanding if he wears a broad-brimmed hat? If our space has lighting facilities, what kind of light will suit the mood? What colour is it--is it morning light, or candlelight, or firelight, or greenish alien light? Which will make the audience understand and appreciate the performance more?
