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| Posted by: bythesea2007 10:01 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Another Opinion - mrs_muster 09:07 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
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| Neither Green nor Brantley ever stand even when their reviews are raves. Many other critics also rather sit during the curtain calls. | |
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| re: Another Opinion | |
| Posted by: Ann 10:03 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Another Opinion - bythesea2007 10:01 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
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| I don't know about Green and Brantley, but I've seen some critics who don't even applaud at the curtain. I understand the reasoning of not standing and don't object to it, though they really can stand out in the crowd (pun not intended) in this era of mass SOs. | |
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| re: Another Opinion | |
| Posted by: bythesea2007 07:05 pm EDT 06/24/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Another Opinion - Ann 10:03 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
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| I have always seen Brantley applaud though never noticed if Green does. | |
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| re: Another Opinion | |
| Posted by: BillEadie 10:42 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
| In reply to: re: Another Opinion - Ann 10:03 am EDT 06/24/18 | |
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| My mentors as a theatre critic told me that critics do not stand at the curtain call. I do, however, applaud each show generously, no matter what I thought of it. If the director has staged a curtain call that is more than cast bows and I can’t look around those in front of me to see it, I will stand to do so. But, it will be a very late stand, and I may stop applauding while I watch. Bill, in San Diego |
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