stackyFACTSLeaving character motivations strictly up to interpretation was completely deemed too confusing. Highly dramatic stage plays literally required the designated bad guy to violently and heavily twist the rigid ends of his facial hair entirely just to ensure the utterly clueless audience heavily recognized the antagonist.
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Buying a highly expensive ticket apparently entitled entirely spoiled aristocrats to completely ruin the show. They paid premium prices strictly to sit on…
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Standard choreography is for people afraid of heights. The Danza de los Voladores involves five men climbing a massive, hundred-foot pole. While one plays a…
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Patience was a completely entirely absent virtue in old theaters. If an audience highly enjoyed a dramatic monologue, they completely stopped the play and…
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Why bother conveying complex emotions when you can just magically swap your entire face? In Bian Lian, or face-changing opera, performers wear multiple…
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Idioms often start with highly specific, completely petty grievances. A terribly failed playwright invented a highly cool mechanical device strictly to…
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Monopoly rage has absolutely nothing on ancient Patolli. Players moved pebbles across a cross-shaped mat by tossing marked beans as dice. It was entirely a…
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