The Role of Audience in Performance
Investigates how audience interaction and perception shape the meaning and impact of a performance.
Key Questions
- Analyze how audience response can alter a live performance.
- Predict the impact of different audience engagement strategies on a theatrical piece.
- Evaluate the ethical considerations of audience participation in performance art.
Common Core State Standards
Suggested Methodologies
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