Do you often go to the theatre?
Not as often as I'd like, to be honest. Tickets can be rather pricey in my city, so I usually only book seats for a production once or twice a year, perhaps as a treat for a friend's birthday or a special occasion.
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Not as often as I'd like, to be honest. Tickets can be rather pricey in my city, so I usually only book seats for a production once or twice a year, perhaps as a treat for a friend's birthday or a special occasion.
I'm quite keen on musical theatre because the energy on stage is fantastic. Last autumn, I saw a comedy musical about a quirky detective, and the choreography combined with the live orchestra really blew me away.
Yes, my primary school used to organise an annual coach trip to watch a festive pantomime in December. I remember being utterly captivated by the colourful costumes, the loud music, and shouting out lines with the rest of the audience.
I definitely lean towards live plays. Going to the cinema is fun, but there's a unique atmosphere in a theatre hall. You can really feel the raw emotion of the actors, and anything can happen on stage, which makes it much more thrilling.
Probably not, as I get terrible stage fright whenever I have to speak in front of a crowd! I'd be far more comfortable helping out backstage, perhaps managing the lighting or props, rather than being in the spotlight myself.
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pricey
expensive or costing a lot of money
keen on
very interested in or enthusiastic about something
blew me away
deeply impressed or amazed someone
pantomime
a traditional British comedy stage show with music
captivated
completely fascinated and giving full attention
lean towards
to prefer one choice over another
stage fright
nervousness before performing in front of an audience
in the spotlight
at the centre of attention on stage
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