Mastering Audience Etiquette

🎭 Audience etiquette is important at events such as guest speakers, plays, and comedians.

📵 Being considerate of others means arriving on time, not talking excessively, and silencing cell phones.

🔇 Avoid causing distractions and disrupting the event for others.

💡 Being civil and courteous during a Q&A session, even if you don't agree with the speaker, is important.

💡 Doing other activities like homework or using a phone instead of paying attention is distracting and disrespectful.

💡 Coming in late and having conversations during a presentation disturbs others and is highly annoying.

👏 Clapping between movements in a musical performance is considered annoying for the musicians.

💬 Texting and engaging in small conversations during a presentation is also deemed annoying.

😴 Sleeping and mocking the presenter are regarded as annoying behaviors by audience members.

🕒 Showing up late to the show can cause delays and frustration.

👶 Bringing crying and whining children to the adult audience shows can be distracting.

🚶‍♂️ Leaving halfway through the presentation is disrespectful and distracting.

👥 Audience should be considerate and respectful by sitting in the back and leaving quietly.

🔊 For serious topics, the audience should always treat the presenter with respect.

🎭 For engaging presentations like concerts or comedians, there's a give-and-take relationship between presenter and audience.

🤝 Maintaining a respectful and interactive relationship between the audience and presenter is crucial.

🗣️ Knowing when and how to participate in Q&A sessions with presenters is important.

🧠 Being a responsible audience member involves respect, open-mindedness, and the potential for fun and learning.