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Why performers can barely see the audience

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The magical connection between a stage performer and the audience is essentially a massive lie. The sheer wattage of theatrical stage lighting creates an impenetrable wall of blinding white heat, meaning the talent is pouring their soul out to an empty, terrifying black void.

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