While watching Broadway productions, the last thing we have in our minds is all the effort that has been put in to making the show what it is.
We buy the tickets, watch the show and never forget it.
Rarely do we think about what happens behind the scenes.
But then again why should we? What we should do is appreciate the people who make the show what it is by attending the show and referring others to watch it.
This will mean that the spectators will be many should we just spread the word round.
The more spectators there are to watch a show, the higher the success the show has.
Broadway productions are not just about a good script.
They are about an innovative playwright coming up with a good script, evaluators signing up auditions for the troupe that will play the roles.
The chosen troupe has to frequently rehearse for the role that they have been assigned.
They say practice makes perfect, so the more they rehearse, the better the chances that the flow of the story will be smooth.
The attire they wear and the make up they use is also very essential for any role.
Do not forget the backdrop that will make you feel like you were there while it happened.
The action in Broadway productions does not only take place on stage where we can see but also backstage where we can not.
Activity is everywhere.
All this effort is put in so that we may enjoy what we see.
So let us learn how to appreciate it by attending and approving of the spectacular performances.