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Grrr, cold audiences
#25It's no fun for the actors, either
Posted: 9/16/04 at 4:00pmi agree that the cast is responsible for the energy of the show, but i guarantee you that the better the audience is, the better the show is...i was a member of the audience for Master Class with Faye Dunaway, and she and the entire cast thanked me and my friends for being in Miss D's words "vociferous"...and as a performer, the audiences in Anchorage and Corpus Christi almost blew the roof off the place and made me want to perform even harder! so there you go...
crazyforpenny
Understudy Joined: 5/4/04
#26It's no fun for the actors, either
Posted: 9/22/04 at 1:07amDud audiences just drain all the life out of the actors!
evwicked77
Understudy Joined: 9/18/04
#27It's no fun for the actors, either
Posted: 9/22/04 at 11:41amThe first time I saw a musical on Broadway was last April when I saw Wicked. There were two men next to me checking their cell phones and pagers during the first act. I was so annoyed. Why pay $100 for orchestra seats when you're not going to even watch or listen to the music!! When I saw it the second time in July, the audience was much better.
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