One of the things that has blown me away is the production value of the acts at the Southern Sideshow Hootenanny. While some acts (like me) go out and talk and do our thing, the younger acts play much bigger. This is due soley to music.
All of the younger people’s acts has music components, and most were timed to the music. The act was to the music like a dance routine, instead of just hitting a couple of beats. This makes the whole thing look more like a show, than someone just doing a trick or a stunt.
Once you add another production element or two, like lighting, or a set piece and these have become theater shows, not bar shows. How can you add production value to your show to make it a show?
Production Value
One of the things that has blown me away is the production value of the acts at the Southern Sideshow Hootenanny. While some acts (like me) go out and talk and do our thing, the younger acts play much bigger. This is due soley to music. All of the younger people’s acts has music components, … Continue reading “Production Value”