The cast and crew were right when they kept the show continuing during the Sunday matinee despite the mistake that occurred because a show should never be stopped for any reason.
A. True, the show should continue regardless of any
mistakes that happen.
B. Mostly true, generally a show should continue
despite mistakes unless they result in injuries or
something hazardous to the actors and audience.
C. False, the show should always be stopped in the
event of a mistake so that the show can be restarted
from a logical point to ensure the audience receives
the full effect of the show.
D. Mostly False, though the performance could've
kept going despite the error, an actor had been
injured which should have required the show's
halting.
Question 2
Which of the following elements of Two Character Play is most important to the intimacy of its performance?
A. The format of the performance space.
B. The size of the audience.
C. The direct address to the audience that the actors
make in the performance.
D. All of these elements.
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