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INTRODUCTION TO STAGE FEAR

INTRODUCTION TO STAGE FEAR

BEFORE WE START TALKING ABOUT WAYS TO OVERCOME STAGE FEAR,WE ACTUALLY NEED TO UNDERSTAND WHAT STAGE FEAR

IN SHORT STAGE FEAR/FRIGHT REFERS TO :

Stage fright or performance anxiety is a persistent phobia which is aroused in an individual when required to perform in front of an audience.

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