Episode 11 - Your Back to Audience
Growing up, I was part of a Drama Group.
I remember I was taught that when performing, You do not turn your back to the audience.
This is because, the audience is one of the two essential features of a live theatrical performance, along with the performer.
Actors will talk about "feeding off of" an audience's energy, as they laugh more, cry more, jump in their seats, or respond vocally in a large, involved audience.
Conversely, if the rest of the audience loves something that you dislike, it may intensify your own negative reaction to hear positive responses all around you.
Many people have been living their lives looking to their audience for Acceptance, Acknowledgment, Applause, and Approval.
Remember People can
Refuse you where you were once accepted
Reject you where you were Acknowledged
Boo you where you received Applause
Disapprove you where you had their Approval
In a live Orchestra Performance, the Conductor has his back to the audience.
That in a way defiles the rules of live performance.
But in order for the conductor to put up a great performance, he/she will have to turn their back to the audience to focus on the Orchestra as they face the audience to perform.
At a stage in your life, you have to turn your back to your audience.
We live in a noisy, fast-paced environment with a lot of distractions.
Distractions from family and friends, social media, your job, business, career, and many more.
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