Audience Feedback Powerpoint
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The audience feedback for the first draft of the play Two World's Apart was generally positive but also included some areas for improvement. Viewers enjoyed the compelling characters and storyline but felt the ending lacked resolution and wanted more development of the themes of cultural differences and bringing people together. Minor rewrites to strengthen the conclusion and further explore the themes were recommended to take the play to the next level.
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