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Join the debate: | Mobile Phones in Theatre & Live Entertainment
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We all know that using a mobile phone during a theatre performance can distract performers and fellow audience members. But what if the theatre itself gave explicit permission to capture a moment after the performance has ended?
A photograph of the cast taking their final bow.
A few seconds of video capturing a closing song.
A little reminder of a great night out.
I've attended three performances where theatres specifically allowed — and in some cases encouraged audiences to capture the curtain call. What I witnessed was interesting, and it made me question whether there could be a middle ground.
Concerts can be very different, with audiences sometimes encouraged to capture the moment and share their experience.
So where do you stand?
Should theatres allow photographs and short videos of the final bow? Is it good free marketing for the production — or should the no-phone rule remain absolute?
Cat Blanchett recently appealed to audiences not to use their mobile phone during a National Theatre Live performance, but perhaps wait until the curtain call.
Join the debate. Drop a comment and have your say.
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