Demeanor Before Elegant Art

When people go to theaters and concert halls, they want to enjoy in a comfortable environment, and try not to be disturbed.

Because the pleasure of many spectators is based on good manners.

It is not necessary to keep quiet, to talk loudly or to whisper for a long time during the performance.

But in fact, this often happens.

Not only affects the people around, but also relies on the two heads to block the view of the rear audience.

Loud, noticeable laughter should be avoided because it will attract the attention of others.

It is not long for a short, low voice to make some comments, especially in a noisy concert and comedy show.

But in concert or serious drama, it is annoying.

Other disturbing and quiet ways are not as obvious as conversation, but they are also boring. Food is one of them, especially candy and fancy food wrapped in paper. The little rustle is even more noisy than you think.

It took several minutes to settle down in the seat, to move the coat, to open or close the bag, to pick up something on the floor, which would distract the attention of the other audience, which was disturbing, especially when listening to music.

The voice of cough, sniffling and throat clearing should be minimized.

If a person wants to cough a great deal, it is best to leave his seat and go outside rather than struggling to suppress it.

If you don't interrupt the artist's performance or applause at the wrong time, they will be the most beautiful music. If you are too lazy or bored at the right time and applaud his appreciation, such a person is not worthy to be a member of the audience.

Naturally, a person does not need to applaud when he is unhappy.

The following occasions should be applauded: when the curtain falls, it is necessary to clap.

At the end, the audience can extend their applause if they want the performers to continue their performance.

But it's boring to applaud loudly after others stop.

In the movie theater, the protagonist will be applauded unless they speak.

Sometimes a good performance, usually a monologue or dialogue, is recognized in this way.

In the theater: people can applaud each time after each aria and the end of each drama.

A popular singer sometimes accepts warm welcome for his first appearance.

At the Ballet Theatre: the composer was warmly welcomed when he entered the hall and was applauded at the end.

At the concert: the composer stood in front of the conductor's desk and was applauded, but he did not applaud until he finished playing part of the solo and played part of it. At the end of the whole program, the composer was applauded again.

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