TRICK: Look in different directions to indicate different characters. The audience will associate a stage right or stage left look with the different character.

TRICK: Use above trick along with changing your voice tone to indicate different characters.

TRICK: Do what the written story says. If it says Joe cleared his throat, you clear your throat at that point in the story.

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