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A Theatregoers
Modern Guide to Etiquette
1.You should arrive at the theater far too early. This will
allow you ample opportunity to complain about finding parking,
the punishing cost of the tickets, how uncomfortable the theater
seats are, how there's no place to stash your coat and your
shins, and how fiendishly tedious the last 12 plays and musicals
you've seen have been, particularly those events that the
critics proclaimed "searingly brilliant." But at
least you're not late.
The Two of Us
Sheila Hancock has written an emotional tell-all memoir about
her late husband John Thaw, the actor. Why? "Because
I didn't want some sensational-seeker to do it and turn him
into an utter arsehole," she says from her home in London.
Off screen, the introvert Inspector Morse of television glory
was not the man his fans may have pictured.
Make your voicemail
professional
Possibly
hundreds of people will listen to your outgoing voicemail
message every week. Are you inadvertently turning them off?
Suppose someone is calling you about a job ?
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