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fiddler on the roof, Broadway

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Music and Movies

 

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October 27, 2016

 

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People were very involved with the play, and the performers had a good connection with the audience, especially with regard in their musical performances. There was a definite exchange of energy between the performers and the audience. One thing that encouraged this connection was the aesthetic distance, which was extremely small...
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One thing that encouraged this connection was the aesthetic distance, which was extremely small. Also, throughout the play, characters engaged in several soliloquies. Some of them appeared to be talking to God, and some appeared to be in distant thought. Either way, it was like the audience had direct access to the feelings, inner turmoil, and wonder that the characters were experiencing...
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