Monday, 21 December 2015

Reflection On The Protest Part 1

I think given the nature of the task it was never going to be a simple or easy process, mainly because unlike your typical performance there isn't the quote on quote safety of the performance environment, there isn't someone to clap at the end and ask questions and give feedback on the spot, i feel for the most part it takes performers who usually work on the stage out of their comfort zones.

I feel that my performance overall was good, i managed to perform where i should have done, i remembered the lyrics and and i kept the time to twenty-five minutes, and while it was fine as a piece of performance, i feel the reason it didn't go better is because i always treated it as a performance and never as a protest i'd be willing to die for.

i feel the issues i had whilst performing could have been more carefully avoided, whilst i thought i'd solved the issues i might have, actually doing the protest out on the street obiviously threw up challenges i wasn't expecting.

for now i feel that giving a brief summary now of my feelings will help when it comes to the second part where i go into detail about what worked and what didn't.

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