The Value of Silence

by: Craig Mason on October 26th, 2008 | No Replies

Silence is often forgotten in student performances, but when used wisely, its effects can be profound.

Australian drama teacher Justin Cash wrote an excellent article on the value of silence in student performances. Definitely worth a read!

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