The Stage’s Pulse: Twelve Truths of Performance

The Return

By Mo HPublished 7 months ago • 1 min read

The Stage’s Pulse: Twelve Truths of Performance

Footlights dim? Prepare anew—
For every end breeds ventures due.
The artist’s vow, forever true:
*Rise. Risk. Repeat. Create. Break through

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