Audience

playwright while putting together a wonderful production that I could laugh about but also learn from at times. First off, what caught my attention when I walked into the theatre was the soothing French music being played in the background as the audience was being seated. However this was the only detail that gave the sense of being in France, aside from some character names. Although the play was…

key to succeeding in the transition period, but to form a great relationship with the audience and other church leaders, communication is the key. Just as great communication is the key for teams to perform high, it is also the key for religious organizations to build a healthy relationship and lead effectively through change. It’s important for pastors to constantly communicate with other leaders and the audience, but communication is also needed for reinforcement, much-needed acknowledgment…

O’Brien and Smith both have distinctive tones that feed the initial reaction the audience has towards their pieces. For instance, in O’Brien’s novel, Rat explains the difference between the reactions soldiers would have in regards to people like Mary Anne. He argues, “She was a girl, that’s all. I mean, if it was a guy, everybody’d say…

in this scene. It forces the audience to think about Celia and why she is missing. The next transition takes place during a close up of Paul playing a song to Celia and discussing what Jackie’s dreams were as a teenager and then transitions to young Jackie lip syncing to the same song Paul and Celia were listening to. This forces the audience to witness Paul’s past as he relives it. These sudden cuts leaves the audience with a sense of mystery and questions the audience what do they really know…

uninhibited way lessens the gap between the speaker and the audience, building a rapport. Similarly, Johnson is often uneasy in the delivery of his prepared speech, looking at his advisers when he says something particularly disputable which makes the audience feel sympathy towards him and his views. Johnson attempts to connect with the audience when he talks about how he ‘walked through the crowds’, as this is something many members of his audience would have also done which…

specifically behave at the games. O’Neill uses an exciting tone to arouse his audience to be as mentally involved with the sort as the spectators were at the time. The audience of this excerpt is sports fans; O’Neill uses the diction he does to reach out to these audience members and, in turn, they are the ones that are the most intrigued by the excerpt. This also shows that O’Neill’s purpose in writing this excerpt is to excite the audience of sports fans with the game Cricket. Because of the…

opposed to tax breaks for big oil companies, and still have high ego-involvement. Low ego-involvement exists only when the audience does not care about the topic whatsoever—there is no strong attitude in favor or against a topic (Sereno). Once examined thoroughly, ego-involvement loses its mystique. However, variation between ability and ego-involvement levels within audiences often complicates persuasion attempts (Dainton and Zelley 119). Specifically, ego-involvement can act as a double-edged…

mainly to predict the character’s fate, destiny, and/or demise to the audience throughout the play. Similarly to how traditional Greek choruses would’ve contributed to the plays, Alfieri acted as the “prophet”…

experience, but are also there to help the children be immersed in the project. The team will need to consider the language that is used on the project. The target audience is small children and therefore the language has to be appropriate, and could possibly vary from audience to audience depending on how old the majority of the audience is. The team will also need to consider the facts that they are stating in the project, making sure they are factually accurate. Drama is appropriate to use in…

The main function of the set was to provide the audience with some context for the play and a chance to create something beautiful to draw in the audience. Sets are created to be highly realistic, abstract or anything that is in between. It gives the designer a chance to showcase the unusual materials that are used, as well as interesting concepts and…