Which is NOT a main directorial concern in guiding the performers' use of voice and speech?
A) That their speech should be audible and comprehendible to the audience
B) That the tempo and rhythm of their dialogue should vary with the changing dynamics of the action
C) That the performers' vocal qualities should be appropriate to their characters
D) That the contents of their speeches should not be offensive or vulgar in any way

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While it is important for performers to be mindful of the content and language of their speeches, it is not a main directorial concern in guiding their use of voice and speech. The other options listed (audibility, varying tempo and rhythm, and appropriate vocal qualities) are all essential elements of effective vocal performance in theatre.

Which Is NOT a Main Directorial Concern in Guiding the Performers