Theatre Production Is Better Than Going To The Movies

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Going to a theatre production is better than going to the movies because it helps local business in an area, supports rising actors and actress and finally helps brings confidence to young men and women in their daily lives.

At the movie’s I might buy some popcorn from a big corporation or maybe some candy owned by Nestle. Then sit down and watch a movie from a big corporate movie industry. Meanwhile I could go to a theatre production, firstly go get dinner, pick up coccestion on your way in and maybe buy a $40 Shirt of the show then finally watch the production. While movies are still fun to go to, it only helps big companies, So what about small business? A Theatre production first off needs costumes from a costume retailer then costume
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They would also most likely would work on diction and speech which helps when talking to someone. When working in the real world words could easily get mixed up, so using proper diction and speech could help get their point across clearer and show off confidence to other peers and coworkers. Using diction and confidence isn't the only thing that helps. When put into a situation someone who was in theatre could come up with a idea on the spot to help or resolve a problem. Being in theatre means there should always be two outcomes like in driving. One for the worst possible situation and the other for the next step. Let’s say a prop fell, the worst case would be that someone was under that prop the next step if that doesn't happen is to carry on with the production if there is no injuries. This could help build awareness for new driver’s and help stay alert.

So are theatre productions better than movies? Theatre’s do help local business such as costume retailers while helping aspiring actors learn and grow in the art and finally help young people in life with using problem solving

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