Hi all. I have several fun activities planned already for our trip to Boston. But I need your input.
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how can being in the performing arts industry help solves others problems?
how can being in the performing arts industry help solves others problems?
how can the modern day dancer help the less fortunate?
How can playing musical instruments, help people in inner cities.
what is it like to create a living off of acting in a city like boston?...
would you preffer to be a rich actor working on project that you hate or a poor actor working on a show that you love?
what does it mean to you to be an actor or actress?
How can dancers help the less fortunate afford to get into a ballet?
What can a modern dancer do to inspire others to take part in creating a new world for others to participate in.
What can the theatre district in cities do to bring entertainment to the stage and deliver it to an economically unstable audience who can't afford to go to a broadway show?
what can a musician do to stop things such as guerilla warfare, hunger, and promote peace?
How can a musician help underfortunate children or adults? Either by having a benefit concert or trying to raise money some other way, to give back to the community?
You can go almost anywhere and watch a theatrical performance. Depending upon where you go may depend on how the performance is done and ran. From community theatres, stage companies, Broad way, and high school performances there can be differences in how it draws and affects the community. Most Broad way shows are expensive and the economically unstable community often can’t afford to attend one of these events. Where as they have a higher chance in attending a high school production because the cost is usually lower. What can the theatre community do to bring entertainment to the stage and deliver it to an economically unstable audience who can't afford to go to a Broad way performance?
Different bands and performers over the years have provided underfortunate kids and adults with benefit concerts to raise money. What are some other ways musicians can raise awareness and money, to help these children, and give back to the community?
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