Shows

A good show engages the audience. That is why I got excited by shaking hands with Eason and Lam, and going out in the mosh pit to grab their signed tennis ball, as the atmosphere makes you want to do that. Normally I would not do that, but Eason was so good in creating a fun atmosphere.

A good show will continue no matter what happens. Eason and Lam continued their show even though they had to make small talks during the show to determine who sings first. We had to continue with our Good Friday service even though someone stumbled during the bible reading.

Audience is very important. During the Good Friday service, I was still reflecting on the sermon when sining the response hymn, and after the first line my mind went blank. Luckily, the audience was loud in their singing and that got me going again. The enthusiam of the audience in singing the songs encourages us to lead the service.

Atmosphere is also very important. During the Hillsong Easter service, the use of smokes enhanced the performance of Rebecca St James. We used candles and soft lighting to enhance the mood of our Good Friday service.

Once the show ends, there is a feeling of loss. This applies to the organiser of the show. However, even though the show has ended, its effects continue to live on in the hearts of the audience. Hopefully, the message of Easter is in the hearts of the audience attending the Good Friday service (just like Eason's songs are entrenched in my heart at the moment making me wanting to sing karaoke).