In performances, the audience looks at the arch of your feet in your pointy shoes.
The suitability of this private medium for public display has been argued, but any chance to hear Schubert's Fantasy, one of his greatest pieces, unfold in spontaneous performance serves audiences.
When you get a script, there are concepts and ideas being communicated to you in script form that you're being asked to communicate to the audience in performance.
Little is known about Ri, other than she is believed to be a singer in her late twenties who has appeared in performances for national audiences.
Campbell's is also experimenting with addressability and is making strides in performance and measurement with lookalike audiences that match to TV inventory.
Although the New Victory is dedicated to entertainment for children, "Do Jump!," with a succession of highly creative vignettes that range from tap dancing to a power lunch by four acrobatic women who mean business to clever audience participation in performance and song, offers satisfying entertainment for all.
Michele Bachmann dropped last week -- after turning in a very lackluster performance in audience voting -- and has now been banished to the "On The Brink Of Elimination" room, from which neither Jon Huntsman nor Rick Santorum was able to break out of last week.
This could make for a large-scale inspirational performance to bring in new audience members, who might then come along to other concerts in the festival, having seen and experienced this exciting opening event.
At the opposite end of the country, I arrive in a sun-warmed farmyard at the end of a labyrinth of high-hedged lanes: the office of Take Art, an organisation that brings dance, theatre and performance to audiences in rural Somerset.
Her performance electrified audiences in fringe theater, and Coel was asked to develop the idea for television.
