Backstage Elements, Audience’s Appreciation of Art, Sounds, and Special Effects

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Part A
In the epic opera Ring Cycle, the influence of ancient Norse mythology is integrated in the Wagnerian conception, and performers had to through the plot to understand what is expected of them. The performers and directors need to have knowledge about the stage performance as this influences how they prepare and interact with the performers are on stage their performances are flawless. The music director knows the score and ensures that all the instruments are present. This is crucial since the scenic spaces, the costumes, and the set of lighting effects and the scenic movements of the performers depend on preparing and the stage. Ensuring that everything required in the stage is there, the equipment and stage preparations are considered in Wagner’s Ring Cycle. The performers also rehearse the lines and go over the plot to assess whether they are missing something. This ensures that everyone is well prepared, and every opera performance has unique props.
The actors and performers have to interpret particular roles as expected, when well rehearsed the performance is flawless as expected. The audience appreciates the performance when they understand and can evaluate performance, and proper preparation is crucial to meet the audience expectation. The members begin preparing the stage one month before the opening night (Sendpocky, 2009). Spectacle and performance are possible when people attend, and when the performance attracts the audience attention and senses since they are not merely passive viewers as they enhance the success of the art. The performers perform for an audience and need to consider how spectacle influences how the people appreciate the art and the performers are the center of the spectator. There have been changes in the spectacle as people increasingly choose to attend performances based on perceptions about the performers and the art, but some do not fully ...