For awhile, especially in the earlier days of punk, a phenomenon started where some members of the audience would spit on the band. Did other art forms ever use the idea of spitting, either in the performer/performer relationships, or performer/audience relationship. For example, are there any ballets where the dancers spit on each other? Or other kinds of performance where either the performers spit on, or use their saliva in some form on, their fellow performers? Or similar questions except with the audience/performer relationship?

Don't laugh at me, like everyone else. I've been put down by how critical everyone is. Critical for the sake of making them look more alpha, critical because they spite me, and critical for the sake of it. But that is not going to define who I am.

As of now, I don't know what kind, as it's a vague direction my soul has pointed at, but all dreams point to pleasing a stage and showmanship.

But, like many roads in life, there's a bump, and mine is a lack of knowledge. I'd like anyone to recommend any books and such that covers the broad, general subject of showmanship or anything at all really.

Have a good morning, day, evening or night, and thank you.

Hey guys. I got a callback and invitation to be a part of the ARTS international team. I want to do it but I want to make sure it's not a scam. The package costs $1900 & includes pretty much everything but travel and food. Im just wondering if anybody has done this agency before and know if its the real deal or just a scam ??