Should a script be changed to suit the audience?
vote now: Yes or No - (view results)
Yes
by Akua Hinds
Scripts are written FOR the audience and should be adjusted to fulfill the desires of what the audience
No
by Chris Allen
As a performer, I would be incredibly frustrated if the show we were doing had to be altered in any
by Kieran Wade
Mother courage Visual, Aural and Spacial Elements
If I were to direct and stage mother courage there are a number of techniques I would
Though vaudeville was dying out and films were becoming more popular, live theater prospered during the 1930's. Still reeling from
by G M Burkart
An honest review of the enduring themes in theatre lists the tensions between those onstage and those offstage: the 'techies'. Although
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