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 :)
Personification is giving human traits to nonhuman things or organism.
In this case, the feathers are personified as being able to "dance", when obviously it isn't exactly "dancing".
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Answer:
silence
Explanation:
Many composers and performers recognize the importance of silence as a compositional technique, rather than as only a rest from sound.
The three papers should be compiled together first. Then fold these papers into half. Draw a semi-circle on one side. Afterwards, cut the papers by following the drawn outline. The result would be three identical circles after unfolding the papers.
Answer: it looks like cloth to me?
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