How Sound Check Procedures Can Support Performers Undergoing Gender Affirmation, Voice Transition, or Identity Disclosure Processes
Performers who are undergoing gender affirmation, voice...
I will explore how performers can use emotional restraint to create a sense of yearning in viewers that goes beyond simple titillation and excitement. Emotional restraint is a technique whereby an...
Performers are creative individuals who often use artistic expression to communicate ideas and emotions through dance. Their performances can be highly physical and sensual, incorporating elements...
We will explore how performers can evoke feelings of warmth and closeness in their audience through subtle body language and facial expressions, leading to an increased sense of intimacy between...
The body-based memory refers to the ability of an individual to recall and recreate physical movements through muscle memory. When a person repeatedly practices a certain gesture or action, their...
The performance is an act that brings pleasure to both participants through mutually consensual interaction between them. It is usually done for entertainment purposes but can also be used to explore...
The term "emotional distance" refers to the ability of performers to create a sense of detachment from their own emotions while performing. This is essential for many types of performance, including...
How does the performer's use of musical phrasing—accent, syncopation, glide—shape symbolic perceptions of desire or restraint? In music, 'desire' refers to an emotional state characterized by...
Performers have a unique ability to read and respond to audience reactions during performances, creating an intimate connection between themselves and their audiences. This phenomenon is known as...
How do performers regulate viewer attention to heighten sensual effect?
Performers use various techniques to control their audience's focus during performances. They aim to hold the viewers'...