‘The Pitt’ star Isa Briones posts about theater etiquette after she says a grown man in the audience called out “Dr. Santos” to her while she was in the middle of performing on Broadway
‘The Pitt’ star Isa Briones posts about theater etiquette after she says a grown man in the audience called out “Dr. Santos” to her while she was in the middle of performing on Broadway
The fan base of the Pitt is the worst part about that show.
10268999 on
The fans of this show are insane about her and her character. Isa’s a phenomenal actress with a ridiculous voice and the bulk of the comments on a promotional social post of her singing from the show are about charting.
zumera on
They’re attention starved.
BensonBears on
Nobody knows how to act in public since the pandemic.
Worldly_Cap_6440 on
No clue why’d he pick Dr Santos of all people to try and do a call out 😂 like this would be the most obvious reaction
dezzz0322 on
I hate that Broadway actors/crew are being forced to post this over and over again nowadays.
gc23 on
I’m sure Santos herself would have been thrilled to be called out lol /s
Sleepy-Giraffe947 on
Not only does it distract the artists on stage, but it impacts the experience for the rest of the audience too. Some people really have man character energy and it shows. Good for Isa calling this guy out!
FakeJimmyHaslam on
Superwholock ass energy from that man.
WelchysGripe on
We’re such a trash country. 😔
gleeble on
If you look closely, I think she is using a filter.
nita5766 on
people not attending theater because they love it but because they want to see a celebrity in a show.
Maximum-Warning9355 on
But what if the screaming is part of “their” culture? Are you racist?
/s but just barely.
olipoppit on
The comment section will soon take over real life
ThePhantomEvita on
Public etiquette has really gone down the drain. I don’t know what happened to people’s brains during the pandemic, but it’s like a large collection of people forgot how to behave.
I do community theatre, and it is so incredibly frustrating to be acting in a small space and seeing the glow of a phone light 10 feet away from you.
Hrbiie on
I attend live theatre fairly often, and I agree that overall theatre etiquette is not great. When I was in school and in choir and drama, we were taught theatre etiquette by our instructors and directors, but I don’t think the general public is.
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The fan base of the Pitt is the worst part about that show.
The fans of this show are insane about her and her character. Isa’s a phenomenal actress with a ridiculous voice and the bulk of the comments on a promotional social post of her singing from the show are about charting.
They’re attention starved.
Nobody knows how to act in public since the pandemic.
No clue why’d he pick Dr Santos of all people to try and do a call out 😂 like this would be the most obvious reaction
I hate that Broadway actors/crew are being forced to post this over and over again nowadays.
I’m sure Santos herself would have been thrilled to be called out lol /s
Not only does it distract the artists on stage, but it impacts the experience for the rest of the audience too. Some people really have man character energy and it shows. Good for Isa calling this guy out!
Superwholock ass energy from that man.
We’re such a trash country. 😔
If you look closely, I think she is using a filter.
people not attending theater because they love it but because they want to see a celebrity in a show.
But what if the screaming is part of “their” culture? Are you racist?
/s but just barely.
The comment section will soon take over real life
Public etiquette has really gone down the drain. I don’t know what happened to people’s brains during the pandemic, but it’s like a large collection of people forgot how to behave.
I do community theatre, and it is so incredibly frustrating to be acting in a small space and seeing the glow of a phone light 10 feet away from you.
I attend live theatre fairly often, and I agree that overall theatre etiquette is not great. When I was in school and in choir and drama, we were taught theatre etiquette by our instructors and directors, but I don’t think the general public is.