There is a cultural performance in November. I am determined to go on stage to do cross talk. I am afraid that I will forget my words when I am nervous. What should I do if I forget my words during cr

There is a cultural performance in November. I am determined to go on stage to do cross talk. I am afraid that I will forget my words when I am nervous. What should I do if I forget my words during cross talk? It feels very stressful. . .

In fact, in cross talk, it is not necessary to memorize the lines and say them verbatim according to the original lines. I’m not talented, I’ve performed in school, and I’ve also done crosstalk sketches and singing. It would be a lie to say that I’m not nervous. During rehearsals, I can basically recite my lines backwards and forwards. Once I get on stage and get nervous, I want to forget my words. Later, we thought of a way. When we first went on stage, don't just think about being nervous, don't rush to speak, practice first. What to practice? Practice courage. Let me tell you a joke or something: I am not nervous. First, I create jokes to adjust the atmosphere. Second, I have enough time to relieve nervousness. Once I can no longer be nervous, I will not forget the lines.

One way is not to just think of this cross talk or skit as an endorsement, but as a performance of a story. The theme outline of this story is easy to remember, right? Therefore, as long as you can remember the outline of the theme, you can improvise it on stage. You know, sometimes a sudden inspiration can bring unexpected gains. However, this method requires the understanding of the co-stars on the stage.