The Reasonable Audience: Theatre Etiquette, Behaviour Policing, and the Live Performance Experience
The Reasonable Audience examines theatre etiquette, behaviour policing, and the live performance experience. Kirsty Sedgman considers how expectations about audience conduct are formed and enforced, inviting readers to reflect on what makes an audience seem reasonable and how behaviour shapes the shared experience of performance.
About This Book
The Reasonable Audience explores theatre etiquette and the expectations placed on people attending live performances.
Kirsty Sedgman examines behaviour policing and the standards used to define acceptable audience conduct.
The book considers how audience behaviour influences the live performance experience.
It offers a focused study of the relationship between spectators, social expectations, and theatre culture.
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