Although many would argue that televised recap cannot exceed the traditional appreciation, I prefer observing events on television to attending them.
To begin with, technology is incapable of offering the thrilling, genuine sensation as eye-to-eye plays. For instance, indirect programs cannot reproduce the echo of opera theatre, or the thundering explosions of firework performances that tremble even the most towering skyscraper. Furthermore, the events offer people an environment to truly be themselves-an environment without judgement. At the shows, people who share interests gather to be a harmonious crowd and enjoy the show together. Hence, attending the performances has become a way to escape reality for many.
However, joining real-time shows has its drawbacks. Firstly, the cost to attend these events is obnoxiously high. General admission tickets to these shows are already expensive to many people, but for people to have the best experience at the performances, they need to buy higher class tickets. In theatre, for example, most of the seats with the best view of the stage are often reserved for the VIPs whose tickets cost hundreds of dollars. By contrast, watching the same shows on televisions is not only cost-effective, but also convenient as show viewers are facilitated with outlet functions such as recaps, close-up views, etc. Secondly, safety is not assured at these events. As hundreds of people gather at the same place, security forces have difficulties keeping track of all individuals and prevent criminals. Therefore, many cases of theft and serious crimes occur at concerts and matches. These can range from minor offences such as pickpocket to felonies, namely sexual harassment and homicide. Moreover, when accidents happen, the crowd hinders swift evacuations, and panic causes stampedes. These occasions happen more frequent than most people think and deaths cause by them are staggering high.
In conclusion, I would choose to watch performances on television.
Although
many
would argue that televised recap cannot exceed the traditional appreciation, I prefer observing
events
on television to attending them.
To
begin
with, technology is incapable of offering the thrilling, genuine sensation as eye-to-eye plays.
For instance
, indirect programs cannot reproduce the echo of opera
theatre
, or the thundering explosions of firework
performances
that tremble even the most towering skyscraper.
Furthermore
, the
events
offer
people
an environment to
truly
be themselves-an environment without judgement. At the
shows
,
people
who share interests gather to be a harmonious crowd and enjoy the
show
together.
Hence
, attending the
performances
has become a way to escape reality for
many
.
However
, joining real-time
shows
has its drawbacks.
Firstly
, the cost to attend these
events
is
obnoxiously
high. General admission tickets to these
shows
are already expensive to
many
people
,
but
for
people
to have the best experience at the
performances
, they need to
buy
higher
class
tickets. In
theatre
,
for example
, most of the seats with the best view of the stage are
often
reserved for the VIPs whose tickets cost hundreds of dollars. By contrast, watching the same
shows
on televisions is not
only
cost-effective,
but
also
convenient as
show
viewers
are facilitated
with outlet functions such as recaps, close-up views, etc.
Secondly
, safety is not assured at these
events
. As hundreds of
people
gather at the same place, security forces have difficulties keeping
track
of all individuals and
prevent
criminals.
Therefore
,
many
cases of theft and serious crimes occur at concerts and matches. These can range from minor
offences
such as pickpocket to felonies,
namely
sexual harassment and homicide.
Moreover
, when accidents happen, the crowd hinders swift evacuations, and panic causes stampedes. These occasions happen more frequent than most
people
think
and deaths cause by them are staggering high.
In conclusion
, I would choose to
watch
performances
on television.