A Translation of Shadows at Warwick arts centre, Coventry, is the latest production from Stan's Café, focusing on the Japanese Benshi who, in the days of silent movies, guided audiences through the on-screen action.
For tourists, who often find California's proud car culture unwelcoming and difficult to penetrate, the Trolley Dances offer a fresh take on three unique cities through the lens of dance, guiding audience members through each one's hidden nooks and crannies, as well as popular landmarks.
But they did disclose that the show will guide audiences through a maze of ever-shifting spaces.
He repeats words (pay attention to "island" and "detached"), making them signposts to guide audiences toward his conclusion.
To combat this and guide audiences to access film safely and legally, the film discovery tool FindAnyFilm.com was created.
What matters instead is influence, and one way to build it is by guiding audiences through the chaos of so much content.
Transmedia narratives use a combination of Barthesian hermeneutic codes, negative capability and migratory cues to guide audiences across multiple media platforms.
Geraldes, who has also interpreted Barack Obama's speeches, said Obama was unparalleled in his public speaking, in large part because he had a natural ability to guide audiences through the speech.
Meanwhile, another newly announced production to open in April: Dear Scotland, directed by Joe Douglas and Catrin Evans, will guide audiences through the Scottish National Portrait Gallery in a promenade performance taking in the nation's iconic historic figures.
Data journalism in particular, including websites like The Times's Upshot and The Huffington Post's Pollster, was under fire after guiding audiences — often through visually appealing speedometer-type graphics that forecast the probability of winning — to the conclusion that Mrs. Clinton would prevail in electoral votes.
