the audience [Theme]

Perseverance and hard work alone will not get you far. It needs to be noticed. Directors, ballet critics, spectators. And to be noticed, you need to be visible.

The viewer is our main judge. The one who brings us bread. The only pain I have is what will this viewer be like? What will he choose? And in fact, that’s who I’m talking to today. Not with criticism, but with the viewer.

The world looks like a theater where actors, spectators and scenery sometimes change places.

Some people come to the theater only once in their lives, and you need to play in such a way that a person remembers it for a lifetime.

- No. The surname of this professor of the philological faculty of Moscow State University is Zaitsev. He tried to confuse me, flunk me in Russian orally. But I did it, Only in one place Pushkin has a line:

The new art is purely artistic art.

“Pictures do not capture,” he thought irritably, “they offer themselves, and whether they exist or not depends only on me, I am free in front of them.” Too free: this created additional responsibility in him, and he felt guilty.

- Of course, cinema. First, it entertains us. Secondly, it tells us useful stories. And thirdly, like theater, it allows us to explore the nature of human emotions from a safe distance. We experience the gamut of feelings as spectators, but at the same time we gain valuable experience not in our own skin. Although sometimes you want to do it on your own - especially if it's some exceptionally sweet film about great love. (Laughs.) True, I have enough great love in my life, thank you.

On the sides of the hall, semblances of lodges were knocked together from spruce boards, and the middle was occupied by a stalls with standing places for poor citizens, shopkeepers, judicial scribes, apprentices, schoolboys, lackeys and other rabble.

The hall was the best suited for a theatrical performance - its oblong shape made it possible to set up a stage at one end, and in the free space to place armchairs, chairs, stools and benches in rows, according to the rank of the audience and the respect that should be shown to them.

Thanks to the answers to the questions, you will very quickly begin to discover your secrets of public speaking. You will be able to learn on your own, because you will come up with something new, something that you have not done before.

A common mistake a speaker makes is not putting himself in the shoes of the person sitting in the audience. He does not look at himself through the eyes of an ordinary ordinary viewer. It's worth doing it sometimes.

Whatever you are asked, and no matter how it affects your human dignity, you cannot offend the one who asked the question. You can not be rude and insult in return. Remember, if a speaker is naughty to one viewer, then everyone in the audience will have the feeling that the speaker is naughty to everyone.

People do not want to be performed in front of them, they have a thirst for a simple spiritual conversation. The speaker should give a sincere conversation and look into the eyes of the entire audience. Every listener should think that the speaker is addressing him.