#151
Posted: 4/12/18 at 3:33pm
all_that_jazz said: "Nothing was yelled at the stage i dont discuss while a show was on. It was intermission. I have been a performer for 20 years and would never direct that at a performer who had no role in it."
Oh whew! I pictured you standing up at the conclusion and shouting your comment, which would be totally inappropriate. Glad to hear that was a misunderstanding! Expressing disappointment during intermission is totally different, as long as the actors can't hear anyway.
, and every time I thought the audience was great! As far as big crowd cheers, they are well placed and appropriate. If you aren't screaming by the end of Let It Go, you're dead inside haha! That said, even with the cheers I could still hear Caissie belt that last huge note. The more loud the crowd got, the more attitude she gave it. You can tell that energy feeds her performance, it's contagious and very genuine from the audience. The night with the most cheers was a particularly energized and engaged audience. Lots of organized clapping prior to the start of the show, lots of full crowd cheers, and that night I thought the cast gave their best performance. I'm sure they could hear the audience even before the show started and that energy level just ramps things up. 
