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Imagine performing your next theatrical offering for audience members who are completely blind. How can you best serve this audience?...

For this strategy, think of your story linearly – beginning, middle, and end. Next, temporarily silence the audio, and focus strictly on the visual storytelling: Enhance your blocking with the use of familiar, relatable gestures and physicality. Clarify your students’ acting choices with the physically-base d Laban Te chnique . Spice up your dance numbers by teaching your students various mediums of movement. As i conic choreographer Martha Graham famously said, “The body do

Sad to say, but our screen-obsessed culture has conditioned contemporary audiences to expect a shift in frame about every 3 seconds. This presents live theatre with a challenge: How do we capture and maintain attention in the stories we tell onstage ? A shift in frame every 3 seconds is neither advisable nor possible in live the atre; so what can we do? For starters, as a blanket rule for your show, we recommend prioritizing visual variety in your blocking, staging, and