There are many ways an inconsiderate seatmate can ruin a theater experience. The Middle Schoolers explored many of these during their production of “Appropriate Audience Behavior” by Ian McWethy. Piper and Dylan were the unlucky theater patrons who changed seats several times while trying to enjoy a production of Macbeth. Somehow they always found themselves next to people who didn’t understand theater etiquette. Laughter during a comedy is entirely appropriate however, and this show had the audience in stitches.
Many thanks to director, Katrien Vance; our host, Rapunzel’s Books & Coffee; and Coe Sweet Photography for capturing the moments and expressions!
Ruth and Benny Don’t Seem to Understand the Difference Between Their Living Room & a Theater
Ruth and Benny Don’t Seem to Understand the Difference Between Their Living Room & a Theater
Ruth and Benny Don’t Seem to Understand the Difference Between Their Living Room & a Theater
There’s a Reason for No Food or Drink!
There’s a Reason for No Food or Drink!
Let’s Go, Macbeth!
Let’s go, Macbeth!
Brenda and Max Don’t Seem to Understand the Difference Between a Movie Theater and a Live Theater
Brenda and Max Don’t Seem to Understand the Difference Between a Movie Theater and a Live Theater
There Is Also a Reason for No Phones!
There Is Also a Reason for No Phones!
Maybe the Worst Thing You Could Do in a Theater (Cue: coughing fit)
There’s No Napping in Theater
There’s No Napping in Theater
In General, Macbeth Is Not a Comedy
In General, Macbeth Is Not a Comedy
Augden Would Prefer to Sit in a More Comfortable Chair
Augden Would Prefer to Sit in a More Comfortable Chair
And Finally, No Actually This is the Worst Thing You Can Do in a Theater
(Create a scene that stops the action on stage)
And Finally, No Actually This is the Worst Thing You Can Do in a Theater
(Create a scene that stops the action on stage)
