West End theatres now employing bouncers- Page 2

[SingingCats]

Posted: 8/3/09 at 12:47pm

Hmm. I lived in London for 6 months and didn't see any behavior that warranted bouncers... I actually came away from my experiences wishing that more American theaters allowed beverage into their theaters, as well as provided a community sitting lounge or restaurant area before the show.

[uncageg]

Posted: 8/3/09 at 2:28pm

The Denver Center Theatre Company offers a community area for 2 of their theaters, complete with a large balcony, and a lounge in one of their theaters. The DCPA has a restaurant sitting in the middle of it and Boettcher used to do brunches on Sundays before performances.

[Scripps2]

Posted: 8/3/09 at 4:51pm

Thank you for your contribution Oz.

Knowing you to have been a frequent theatregoer on both sides of the Atlantic this year, and having no national prejudice either way, you are in the best position to be objective about this matter.

[Yero my Hero]

Posted: 8/3/09 at 5:04pm

onstage at SA one night there was a couple that couldn't keep their hands off each other and were not trying ot hide it...at all.

OMG, I saw them, too!! They hit each other with sticks and then rose on a swinging platform while singing, right? How rude!!!

[sanda]

Posted: 8/3/09 at 5:46pm

I am really surprised that a guy like that will go to see "a little night of music".

[AwesomeDanny]

Posted: 8/3/09 at 5:57pm

Ever since I read this article yesterday, I can't stop telling people about this guy who peed on the wall beside the stage of a West End theater.

How about ushers give you a breath-alcohol test when they scan your ticket?