Variety is always good, and it's good for specific,
sometimes smaller audiences to get their games.
But
sometimes the smaller the audience the more profound the impact.
Not exact matches
The voice cast is strong, almost challenging the
audience to identify the often inspired and
sometimes bizarre choices in the
smallest of roles (Mariah Carey?!).
Sometimes smaller venues allow for a way to reach an
audience that complements, rather than duplicates, the
audience that an OEM reaches through their mass marketing efforts.
Along with peers like Chris Burden, Adrian Piper, Dan Graham and Valie Export, Mr. Acconci began conceiving and documenting performances — at a rate of
sometimes one a day in what he called «a kind of fever» in 1969 — that were conducted on the streets or for
audiences so
small that they seemed almost not to have happened.
(He also toured as a solo performer, reading from his writings to transfixed
audiences or performing his compositions,
sometimes abetted by a
small group of fellow musicians.)