Booing on Broadway: Revolutionary... or Just Rude?
Is it ever acceptable to boo during the curtain call of a Broadway show?
I’ll tell you who wasn’t carefully pondering this question: The guy six seats down from me who was booing his face off following the evening performance of Evita at the Marquis Theater. He knew his answer, and it was absolutely something like, “Oh hell yes,” because when Elena Roger took the stage for her bows, he let it rip.
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janambm reblogged this from maryflynn and added:
I would never, ever, in a hundred million years, boo at a performer. That being said, I am not afraid to stay seated if...
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argentinacriesforme reblogged this from thecraptacular and added:
im sorry but what the fuck? dont you dare boo at Elena. she definitely has more talent that him
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learningtoricochet reblogged this from maryflynn and added:
Only acceptable if it’s the sort of show where you boo the villain. Like how kids boo Scar after Lion King, or maybe...
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dangerousjade reblogged this from thecraptacular and added:
Did an Elena fan let it rip on his head?!
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maryflynn reblogged this from thecraptacular and added:
NEVER acceptable. If you don’t like it, leave. Danielle’s post reminded me, yes booing for the villain is fine. Like at...
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