Soooo you wanna not embarrass yourself at a show?

[fencer_x]

Okay, so, inspired by a message I just got from ceestar (sorry, gonna embarrass you for a few :D), I want to write up a post for people to reference the first time they go see a play/musical! I'm talking TeniMyu/BuriMyu/*pnish*, your generic stuff here!

I'll probably divide it into stuff having to do with before, during, and after the show, and then maybe some miscellania and whatnot. I've already got this post I made with a list of terminology at least~

Anyone have any suggestions for stuff you think should go on there that won't be covered by that, or stuff you'd like to see written down? Hit me!

Comments

[ceestar.livejournal.com]

Hahaha, 's all good, all good~

Great idea, hm, suggestions? I guess stuff like, how early people should get there before the show and general Japanese etiquette?
From what I've heard Japanese fangirls have a lot more control... xD

[silawen.livejournal.com]

That terminology post you made is absolutely great. If I ever go to a show, I'll be sure to print it out and use it as a guide. Though, really, that entire page has also made me absolutely terrified of getting things wrong. So many things to mess up! *dies*

[yomimashou.livejournal.com]

How about tips on how/where to buy tickets? ^^

[chawan0-o.livejournal.com]

I agree with Yomimashou.

all stuff about tickets : pre sales tickets, tickets you buy the day of the show, lotery ... The differents prices of tickets too (cheap one, expensive one) and the tickets for reserved or unreserved seats.

It would be useful, yup ^^

[hamykia.livejournal.com]

Yeah, I was surprised when I got to see Every Litlle Thing, as some days they would sell the tickets normally (when they opened the Theatre, so we had to wait outside), and some days they decided to get us to draw papers with red and black numbers (and blank papers)...
Oh, and the fact that Theatres can be INSIDE other buildings, among shops and so on...