I feel the stage should be a simple end on stage with a slight thrust at the front of it but not eloping into the audience. This type of stage would be universal in set changes where options such as theatre in the round or traverse stage would limit how the stage could be set up. ... A chair for the tens and the officers from the front can just look ordinary, but when turned around, the can protrude out and take the shape and look of a rock. ... As the audience are only in front of the action they could only see the one side of this prop and so it would be successful. ... I think it would be...

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"He began his show by appearing in the middle of the stage out of nowhere; he plucked a wand from the air, and wrapping himself in a black cloak, suddenly became transparent then, after another flourish of the cloak, he was present in the flesh again." (203-204). ... Paul had used hypnotism in his magic acts in front of the public and in front of the teachers on Dunstan. ... He had gotten about 50 volunteers up on the stage to do be in the magic show. (205) " I was able to get Eisengrim to come to the school on the Sunday night in the middle of his fortnight's engagement, to talk to the b...

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Jerry lives with a group of people who New York doesn't want the world to see: "The room beyond mine is occupied by a coloured queen There's someone living in the front room, but I've never seen who-. ... Peter would be on the bench at Stage Left at the beginning of the play. He would be on the Stage Left side. As the play progresses, Peter would move along the bench, so that when Jerry tries to push him off, Peter is nearer to Centre Stage. He would leave at Stage Right, thus completely crossing the stage during the passing of one scene. ...

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I was performing like an actor in a staged presentation. Even the props I used were consistent with stage acting. ... In reality, this performance is a front to hide behind truth because when we perform it is not real and you can not judge what is not real. ... My peers described my presentation as a staged performance. ... Therefore, Glickstein is suggesting rather than have a technique ie. staged performance, is to have no technique at all because when we are at with our own selves other people can feel it too (p. 18). ...

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