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 :)
The Italian artists used linearperspectiveto convey a sense of depth in their work, while also using atmospheric to give objects a further distance type look. For example whenever he did a painting he would make distance object bluer while he made nearby objects more detailed .
