Have you ever done something at a show that you are totally unashamed of?

For me, it was when I joined the cast of The Wedding Singer as they proclaimed, "BANG YOUR HEAD!" and singing along to the final verse of the finale. I also take pride in the fact that I said, quite audibly, such phrases as "Oh no he di'nt!" during The Color Purple and joining in with, "And your father smelled of elderberries" during Spamalot.

Anyone else done something they're not ashamed of.

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I said UNashamed!

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Haha. Rent, Maureen's preformance. I was in the 2nd row and stood up and shouted "MOO!" as loud as I could. The theater was silent until everybody else realised that they were supposed to moo as well. Personally, I'm very proud of that moment, even though my mother (who had to sit next to me) wasn't.

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I know most people would have left during half-time

If you've ever referred to intermission as "half-time" at the theatre then you have another strong candidate for an answer to the original question.

Updated On: 9/8/06 at 03:27 PM

Maybe we should start an audience etiquette thread.

https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.cfm?boardname=bway&thread=884898#2192857

https://forum.broadwayworld.com/readmessage.cfm?boardname=bway&thread=721676#732562

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During the SF tryouts of BARBARY COAST, a musical about the SF earthquake, I commented to my boyfriend at intermission that this thing had so much scenery that it was lacking the Transamerica tower to feel complete. After enduring (and yes, that's the right word) we *finally* got to the finale, when the chorus stads amidst the ruins and sings (and I kid you not, folks) "Love is like a day in spring/Love makes you do strange thing" -- and out of the flies here comes the Hyatt Regency Hotel, the Bank of America Building, the Golden Gate Bridge, and -- of course -- the Transamerica Tower.

I couldnt stop laughing loudly enough. To make it worse, this woman in the row before us turns around says, in a terribly haughty voice, "Young man, I dont see what you find so funny. This is uplifting family entertainment." -- which of course made it all the funnier. While everyone was applauding the cast, I was barreling out of the theatre, laughing my head off.

God, what an abysmal show.....

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BSo, fortunately that isn't necessary any longer since Matt Caplan is gone.

Patronus said: ""I know most people would have left during half-time"

If you've ever referred to intermission as "half-time" at the theatre then you have another strong candidate for an answer to the original question."

Patronus - have you SEEN Tarzan? That's not theatre...that's an event. Therefore, the term "half-time" most certainly applies.

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Patronus - have you SEEN Tarzan?

I most certainly HAVE NOT! Not my cup of tea in the least.

I don't hate you. I hate your behavior.

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MattBrain. We don't hate you, we don't even know you. I, for one, just don't appreciate that you said those sort of things during a show.


Although there are some exceptions. kudos to BSoBW2. My thoughts exactly.

I don't hate you, I would just be annoyed as all heck if someone yelled "oh no he didn't" during a live theatrical presentation and was actually proud they did. That is pure disrespect and ignorance on so many levels.

I would be unashamed to call the usher on such a menace.

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I certainly don't hate you, but it you behaved that way while sitting near me in a theatre I would be unashamed to get the house manager and ask that you be removed.