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DEFENSE OF MULTIPLE STAGING
Simply put, there is no way we could have seen that many performers in one night
on the stage giving that much of a show on their behalf. How unfulfilling for an
artist to set up, plug in, and perform for two songs and then be done. These
performers had a chance to put on a show for the crowd, and for some of them the
first time to be seen by many in the business. Two
stages were developed for maximum exposure and entertainment for the audience
and performers. Sure there were times when sounds overlapped, but that can be
fixed. When
it is all said and done you have to remember the response to SASA's
performance. It literally filled the entire building and gave these young
artists something they will not soon forget, and all of us, also. I
find it hard to believe that if all of the performers would have had one stage
to perform on all night, that this group and many more would not have had the
time they needed to command the crowd. And SASA did just that.
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