Theater Etiquette

Theater etiquette means:

• To display disruptive behavior

• To have polite and respectful behavior

• To do whatever you want

• To be positive in the experience

When does good theatre etiquette begin?

• When you feel like it

• Before you arrive

• After you know you like the show

• Only sometimes

When can I talk during the show?

• Only in an emergency

• When someone talks to me first

• When I need to ask for gum

• When someone makes me mad

If I have to talk during an emergency during the show, you should use

• A loud yelling voice

• A singing voice

• A normal talking voice

• A whisper

What can you eat or drink in a theatre during a play?

• Hotdogs

• Gummy Bears

• Nothing

• Water

If there is an emergency and you need to leave the theatre, when is a good time to do that?

• When the audience is clapping or there is a break in the show

• When it is quiet

• When the performers are on stage

• After you noticed someone left

When should you go to the restroom during a show?

• Whenever you want

• During intermission

• Before the show

• When the show starts

When can you clap (applaud) during a show?

• Whenever you feel like it

• Never

• Once

• At appropriate times

If you really like the show, at the end of the show you should

• Stand

• Scream

• Clap

• Nothing

Can I ever take pictures during a show?

• No

• Yes