In a rehearsal, transitions tend to get pushed to the back of the schedule; and in most cases, rightfully so. But, it doesn’t mean they’re not important. Have you ever heard the saying about “the tail wagging the dog?”Sometimes transitions have a tendency to do that when putting a show together. I can’t tell you […]
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5 Places to Talk in Your Show: Stage Banter
by Backstage: Materials, Tools & Skills Greenroom: 8 Comments
Working on the music, the visual, and most of the transitions for a show usually takes up most of a rehearsal time. So when I first started working with artists on their live show, and we’d get to places where the front man needed to introduce the band, tell a story, do a song intro […]
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