How to Watch a Show

Haha, the whole 15 minutes later thing is 100% true.

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lol, Great Tips!

I couldn’t help but laugh at the one when you take a picture of someone on stage. I could just see it, an actor at the edge of the stage, u take a pic with the flash on, the actor spins around can falls off the stage XD. But like you said…. lawsuit….

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One of the best tips is to go to the toilet before the show starts

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Love the vids Chris!

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Dont take pictures is a great tip, its so annoying when you see a flash and your trying to concentrate.

Chris, the part of not thinking the actor is “weird” came from December 7th.

One of my friends was George Bailey in “It’s a Wonderful Life”. I was there, right in front of some teenage highschoolers, who honstly thought Daniel was “weird”. This was infront of another of his friends who drive five hours to see him. She was about to turn around and tell those girls to Shut up, that she didn’t drive five hours to see her boyfriend perform (they are not really dating). I mean I would have laughed hard at that.

Also, all of those tips, I have witnessed first and second hand. As an actor and tec, I’ve had plenty of mobile devices ring and flash photos taken as well. Sadly, these people just do not realize that they are doing anything wrong.

Also, getting to a play too early is not too bad. Normally you just have to sit out in the lobby till they open the house. Heh, I should have added this as another bonus tip, but I’m adding it more as a joke here.

If You see the sound technican control board, do not mess with the settings at intermission if the control board are located near the auidence. It may be funny at that time, but when the show starts back you might have a loud squeel that will annoy yourself.

What really irks me is those people with the annoying laughs. I also can’t stand people who get up like 50 times, jeez sit at the end of the aisle! Anyway, good post.

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Seriously, in every movie I go too, someone’s phone always rings. It is SOO annoying. Not only is it loud, but their ringtone is some rap song.
People! Set your phone on silent or turn it off!! Its not that hard!!

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Hate those guys that laugh really loud during movies!

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I work in theater as a tech, and you would be surprised how ignored all of these things are…

Just an addendum: As a person in technical theater, please, please, PLEASE recognize good technical work. The actors will often give recognition to the sound/lighting/projection booth during curtain call. This isn’t because you’re a great audience, it’s to say, “Hey, there are a group of people who busted their butts just as much as any actor!”
I’ve worked on shows where I put in over 300 hours in five weeks. Being on the crew takes just as much dedication as any actor, and just because you may not notice what they do, or what they have done to make that show happen doesn’t mean they don’t exist once the curtain goes up

Please, the next time you go to a show, give that standing ovation not only for the actors, but for the techies as well.

I went to some Broadway shows in New York and the recent one I went to had cell phones going off!!! and cameras flashing!!

I thought these were some great tips. I especially like the one about the children. I can relate to that one because I just had my first daughter. And every where I go I’m constantly worried about what is the kid going to do. I can’t stand going anywhere because I don’t want to be the guy with the noisy baby LOL!

And the cellphone tip is an obvious one but you know as well as i do how much that gets ignored. They need to install some cell phone jammers in the theaters for plays and movies. Welp E U Later.

Thank you! i hate it when i go to a show and people are on the phone and crying. it drives my crazy. I wish they would show this video before every show.

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I hate the cellphones ringing during a show!!!

This helps alot beacuse people need to learn proper ettique when they go to a theatre, specially “DO NOT TALK DURING THE SHOW!” Thanks Chris

Great tips. I really HATE when people take pictures during movies. Or when phones go off and the person ANSWERS the dang thing.

i never go to shows, but since this works with moviez, its great.

Another comment: Do not go to a show when you are sick. Those who are sitting near you will not appreciate getting a cold, flu, or other “bug” from you. Also, take cough drops with you even if you’re not sick. Indoor theaters and performing venues can often be very dry inside. The preformers and the rest of the audience will not be thrilled to hear you coughing. And for the ladies (and those men who wear cologne), go very easy on fragrance, maybe not wear it at all. Those who use them often don’t realize how much they are using. There are many healthy-looking people who have problems with fragrances (myself among them) who literally cannot breathe when somebody nearby is using fragrances. In a reserved seating situation, these people either have to possibly aggravate their asthma or leave the performance entirely. And cell phones: so rude. We went to a classical piano solo concert and some idiot let his cell phone ring during a quiet passage. The pianist was so involved in her music that she didn’t notice but all 900+ people in the auditorium did. This in spite of the fact that the management made an announcement telling people to turn off cell phones, pagesrs and cameras.

Wow, I should probably use these.

I especially like that women being ready tip, lol

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