Performers who get tepid response from an audience say they died onstage. Those who lay them in the aisles say they killed - killed. A new book takes those words to heart. "The Show Won't Go On ...

It's a go-to play where people wait for a person who never shows up ... Boxes and baskets with locks may be dropped onstage, their combinations found in the monologues of the actors — Justin ...

But he argues that it’s an artist’s job to “go deeper” each night—for themselves ... If I’m having a transformative experience onstage, and there just happens to be a crowd watching ...