New Poll - Dress Run?
Sat, 19 June 2004, 02:17 pmcrgwllms11 posts in thread
New Poll - Dress Run?
Sat, 19 June 2004, 02:17 pmNew Poll topic:
Do you make an effort to dress up when you go to see theatre?
The Poll-tergeist
Do you make an effort to dress up when you go to see theatre?
The Poll-tergeist
Re: New Poll - Dress Run?
Fri, 25 June 2004, 07:13 pmMy theory is - Why Not?
Personally if I have a chance to dress up, I take it. I don't necessarily think we're talking about ball dresses here, but why not get a wee bit prettied up when you have an excuse? Don't we all spend enough time in boring clothes when we're at work/home/the shops/etc?
As for what counts as dressing up - I think for girls it can mean a lot of things - long dress; short-but-classy dress; nice pants and a groovy top; etc. For guys I think it means a nice shirt, and depending on the venue it can be nice jeans or proper suit pants. Definitely not shorts of any description...
I think it does depend on the venue/ type of show as to how dressy is appropriate. I would get more dressy to go see something at His Majesty's than I would to see a community theatre production... but maybe that's just me...?
Personally if I have a chance to dress up, I take it. I don't necessarily think we're talking about ball dresses here, but why not get a wee bit prettied up when you have an excuse? Don't we all spend enough time in boring clothes when we're at work/home/the shops/etc?
As for what counts as dressing up - I think for girls it can mean a lot of things - long dress; short-but-classy dress; nice pants and a groovy top; etc. For guys I think it means a nice shirt, and depending on the venue it can be nice jeans or proper suit pants. Definitely not shorts of any description...
I think it does depend on the venue/ type of show as to how dressy is appropriate. I would get more dressy to go see something at His Majesty's than I would to see a community theatre production... but maybe that's just me...?
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