Answer:
I haven't researched them
Explanation:
lol
From my experience, some good ways to involve your audience in a theatrical performance, is to have them talk back. Ask them a question, and then they can all shout an obvious universal answer. For example, the performers may say "When I say Brainly, you say Yay! Brainly--" then they can respond. Or, you can say, non directly, but to make it seem like your speaking and interacting, you can say "hey, kids!" or, "parents, are we having fun, tonight?" or things like that. I hope that I helped :)
Greed, revenge, jealousy, ghosts, and a love that defies both time and death are all a part of Emily Bronte’s Wuthering Heights.
The genre is from Cuba.
In Cuba during the 19th century it became known as habanera – the dance of Havana . The name, derived from the city of Havana, Cuba, was coined when European sailors introduced the dance to their home countries, where it became popular with composers, particularly in France and Spain.
Answer:
1905-1920
Explanation:
Industry was growing in Europe, so many Expressionists migrated into cities
