Rehearsal techniques are methods used to practice and refine performances, whether in theater, music, or public speaking. Common techniques include blocking, which involves staging movements on stage, and table work, where actors discuss the script to understand characters and motivations. These methods help performers become more comfortable with their material and improve their overall delivery. Another effective technique is run-throughs, where the entire performance is practiced from start to finish without interruptions. This helps identify pacing issues and allows performers to experience the flow of the piece. Additionally, feedback sessions can be incorporated, where peers provide constructive criticism to enhance performance quality.