I've also witnessed at various shows the act of a parent standing at the front of the barricade while waiting for their kid to come out and take their spot- a couple of things, 1- rude in all ways, especially when u think it's ok for your kid to come through 6 rows of people waiting patiently and disturb the rest of us, you're not entitled to facetime with any actor, 2- are u leaving during the curtain call to race out and get a spot? Again, rude the time to show your appreciation for their 2.5 hrs of busting their ass is during the curtain call not at the stage door- I'd rather a standing O when I leave my desk and not facetime because u need a signature after I'm off the clock- because again, I just want my bed and I don't belt may face and dance may ass off for a living, and 3- are u not seeing the show with your child? Ushers are not babysitters. This isn't a rated R movie where mom buys the tickets to get u in, this is the theatre, respect for the art is required so is a check on your kid's behavior that doesn't come from an usher or fellow theatre goer- they are there to do their jobs/enjoy the show not babysit. In short, teach respect not entitlement and if you really want a memory that isn't merely self serving this time of year, how about splurge on the signed Playbill from BCEFA and give back to those in need- we see the bag with the $70 sweatshirt, so...
Updated On: 11/13/18 at 06:22 PM