What are some tips for performing in front of an audience?

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If you have a stage fear or if you get forget dance steps front of the audience, look at the center point of the front side of the auditorium or hall where you will perform..... dont look at any person then you will feel better....do your decided movements without any fear with smiley face. Think only...
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If you have a stage fear or if you get forget dance steps front of the audience, look at the center point of the front side of the auditorium or hall where you will perform..... dont look at any person then you will feel better....do your decided movements without any fear with smiley face. Think only positive things about your performance. read less
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