client sits with rms crossed in the role o jud e, nd we t ke to the st e with son nd d nce in the role o uditionin t lent. While both p rties ind the showm nship o our cr t titill tin , the pr ctitioner’s is stron er pl ce th n th t o the per ormer. It is this pr ctitioner’s position rom which we must strive to oper te. Pr ctitioners do not present. St rs do not udition.” —Bl ir Enns, dm ll.me/13eVrWD