How should you enter in a theater or auditorium?
One should walk quietly and carefully.
How should one sit in an auditorium?
Use good posture. Auditorium seating is often arranged so that the person in the seat behind can see between the two seats in front, so slumping sideways or lounging on a partner's shoulder blocks the view.
Is it polite to whisper in front of other people?
No. It is rude to do this anywhere.
Can the audience whistle in the auditorium?
No
-the history behind:
Whistling was used to cue other men backstage to raise or lower ropes. So if you were onstage and whistled you might face a sand bag to the face.
What is something you don't do in the auditorium?
You should talk about whatever you want when you are in an auditorium.
What is something you should not bring to an auditorium?
Food or drinks should never be brought to an auditorium.
Should one wear hats when atteding a performance?
No one should wear a hat -remove hats or leave them in your locker.
Is it okay to laugh in the theater?
Only if the show is comical. Do not laugh to make fun of others.
Where should your napkin be when you are eating?
What is lap
What are things you can't have in an auditorium?
Soda, water, juice, or energy drinks.
Avoid other sounds that can disturb the people around you and the performers.
What can people do with their phones?
Noises off. Turn off cell phones, beepers, audible watches, and any other sound-making gadgets before any performance.
What should I do with the program (if one is given)?
Do not disturb others: rattling the pages of programs is a big NO.
What do people usually wear in a theater?
Usually people dress their best when attending the theater. -Wearing a nice dress, shirt or pants. One could even wear high-hills or a tie.
Should you take pictures in an auditorium?
Usually one shouldn't bring a phone to an auditorium.
When one should arrive at the theater or auditorium?
Be on time.
What are ways that disturb the performance and its audiance?
Munching noisily, smacking or cracking gum, rattling the pages of programs, tapping feet or drumming fingers, humming or singing along, rummaging in purses—these are just a few of the things that can annoy those around you.
It is expected for performers to be given flowers especially on opening night. Once this honor was given only on directors and leading performers, but it is common practice nowadays to show support and appreciation from family, friends, and fans.
What are some things people shouldn't do when reacting to a performance?
Shouting for excitement or booing about someone's performance is nota propper way to react.
No talking, unless audience participation is requested by the performers. If something must be said, whisper it quickly. Excessively shushing a talkative neighbor can be just as disturbing.
Can you chew gum in an auditorium?
No one should be smacking or cracking gum. Leave the gum at home.
What is one reason one should not take the phone/camera to an auditorium?
Don't take flash photos or shoot video during live performances. The point is to do nothing that will distract the performers or disturb others in the audience.
Where should you sit in the school auditorium?
With your advisory