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Since the recruits had gone past the technical side, Giles started training them for the elements onstage, starting with voice theatre.
A lesson that Evelina was rather enjoying.
"Now, the way you speak should hold the audience's attention. It presents your character, their pitch, the accent, the tone, what they emphasize-- it gives the role's clear emotion beyond facial expressions. That's why an actor's delivery of a line should be clear. One line could be interpreted in many ways, depending on how you say it and what emotions you were trying to give."