Chatty Cathy Syndrome
Thu, 13 May 2004, 07:42 pmWalter Plinge7 posts in thread
Chatty Cathy Syndrome
Thu, 13 May 2004, 07:42 pmAnd now for something completely different!
I wonder if those who act in productions get as peed off by
patrons that talk out loud during the performance of a play
(particularly in an intimate theatre such as the one I am currently
performing in - namely KADS)as I do.
In this age of mobile phones many theatres make an announcement
that such devices be turned off....I wonder that with people being used to chattering in front of the telly they forget that actors in live shows can (shock horror!) actually hear!
Perhaps it is getting to the stage where we should ask patrons to switch off their mouths too!
Just thought it might be something to discuss on here.
Anyone else got any ideas about this?
Cheers
Robert :)
I wonder if those who act in productions get as peed off by
patrons that talk out loud during the performance of a play
(particularly in an intimate theatre such as the one I am currently
performing in - namely KADS)as I do.
In this age of mobile phones many theatres make an announcement
that such devices be turned off....I wonder that with people being used to chattering in front of the telly they forget that actors in live shows can (shock horror!) actually hear!
Perhaps it is getting to the stage where we should ask patrons to switch off their mouths too!
Just thought it might be something to discuss on here.
Anyone else got any ideas about this?
Cheers
Robert :)
Re: Chatty Cathy Syndrome
Thu, 13 May 2004, 10:33 pmHi Robert
You might like to read this topic from last year...
http://theatre.asn.au/read.php?f=19&i=5525&t=5525
Audiences don't always react the way we think they 'should'. Sometimes they are talking amongst themselves because they like it. Sometimes they are talking because they are not interested in the show. Who's to blame?
Cheers,
Craig
You might like to read this topic from last year...
http://theatre.asn.au/read.php?f=19&i=5525&t=5525
Audiences don't always react the way we think they 'should'. Sometimes they are talking amongst themselves because they like it. Sometimes they are talking because they are not interested in the show. Who's to blame?
Cheers,
Craig