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Polite request
May. 26th, 2007 08:19 pmDear (lucky) fandom fellas:
To those of you who will be lucky enough to attend Jensen Ackles' play in Forth Worth, please, please do your best to retain some dignity and remember you're in a theater, not in a rock concert. Cat-calls aren't really called upon, in fact they are definitely not appreciated by the people on stage and around you.
Please remember that a lot of effort has been put into this play so, screaming every time Jensen steps on the stage would be rude to the actors and audience, not to mention that it would seriously damage our (already screwed to hell) collective image.
The fact that the no-cameras, camcorders and cell phone cameras policy had to be pointed out sure tells something...
I, once again, fear for our reputation.
So, please remember you're in a theater and behave accordingly.
A whole lotta love, me
P.S.: For some reason, I'm hoping that those of you reading this feel offended that I've even consider thinking about this. Because if you do, then my worries are completely unfounded, and that's a good thing.
To those of you who will be lucky enough to attend Jensen Ackles' play in Forth Worth, please, please do your best to retain some dignity and remember you're in a theater, not in a rock concert. Cat-calls aren't really called upon, in fact they are definitely not appreciated by the people on stage and around you.
Please remember that a lot of effort has been put into this play so, screaming every time Jensen steps on the stage would be rude to the actors and audience, not to mention that it would seriously damage our (already screwed to hell) collective image.
The fact that the no-cameras, camcorders and cell phone cameras policy had to be pointed out sure tells something...
I, once again, fear for our reputation.
So, please remember you're in a theater and behave accordingly.
A whole lotta love, me
P.S.: For some reason, I'm hoping that those of you reading this feel offended that I've even consider thinking about this. Because if you do, then my worries are completely unfounded, and that's a good thing.
