Open mic night feedback
For open mic hosts: whether the night worked for the people watching, not just the people on stage.
The conviction read: a slow slide on 'room stayed kind to the acts who struggled' is the audience telling you about a heckler they didn't want to name. Deal with it before the acts stop signing up.
What's in the template
- The host kept the night moving. puck
- The acts were the right length. puck
- The mix of acts kept me interested. puck
- The room stayed kind to the acts who struggled. puck
- I could hear every act clearly. puck
- I'd come to the next one, whoever is on. puck
Questions about this template
Who should answer it, the audience or the acts?
The audience, since it asks how the night worked for the people watching. Acts see the night differently; if you want their view, give them a separate copy so the two sets of results stay apart.
What if the item on the room staying kind starts to slide?
A slow, wavering answer on 'The room stayed kind to the acts who struggled.' often points to a heckler or a loud table people would rather not name. Set the house rules out loud at the start of the next night and see whether the item recovers.