Audience Engagement in Performance

The video features Sophie Hawley-Weld and Betta Lemme engaging the audience in a series of choreographed dance routines. They encourage participation with simple wrist flicks and finger-pointing moves, accompanied by music and singing. The session is lively, with audience interaction and humor, culminating in a final dance and expressions of gratitude.

What did Sophie Hawley-Weld encourage the audience to do at the beginning?

• Snap their fingers

• Sing along

• Dance with them

• Clap their hands

What was the first dance move introduced by the performers?

• Finger-pointing

• Foot tapping

• Head nodding

• Wrist flicking

During the first dance sequence, what did the performers repeatedly sing about?

• Singing a song

• Dancing all night

• Capturing a moment

• Raising a wrist

What was the second dance move introduced by Sophie Hawley-Weld?

• Finger-pointing

• Foot stomping

• Head shaking

• Wrist flicking

What did Sophie Hawley-Weld want to see from the people sitting down during the finger-pointing dance?

• Their feet tapping

• Their fingers pointing

• Their hands clapping

• Their heads nodding

What was the audience encouraged to do during the hand flicking sequence?

• Point their fingers

• Clap to the beat

• Dance faster

• Sing louder

What did Tucker Halpern say about the audience?

• They were not dancing

• They were more fun than expected

• They were singing off-key

• They were very quiet

What was the final remark made by Sophie Hawley-Weld?

• Keep dancing

• Thank you so much

• See you next time

• Let's sing together

What was the audience's reaction at the end of the performance?

• They stayed silent

• They booed

• They clapped

• They left the venue

What was the recurring sound made by the performers throughout the performance?

• Awoo

• Bam

• Wow

• Hey