stackyFACTSIt takes immense theatrical talent to deliver a dramatic monologue to a tennis ball on a stick. Performers acting out cinematic sequences do so in sterile, gray warehouses devoid of any actual props or scenery. They have to violently project their imagination just to pretend a foam block is actually a roaring dragon.
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