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Do not look at the phone during the performance.ĥ) Dress appropriately - you are not expected to wear full evening dress at the theatre (except for formal events) so wear comfortable smart casual clothing. If you need to keep your mobile on, please make it silent. Do not take photos during the show.Ĥ) Turn off ringtones. This is always against the rules, and will result in staff warning you, disrupting the performance.

Save any larger food (especially anything smelly) until after the show.ģ) Do not film or record the performance in any way. Sweets / candies are fine, but avoid noisy wrappers. Some performances allow you to take a drink in with you, but eating noisy food is frowned on. However, there are some base rules for audience members.ġ) Arrive on time - latecomers are disruptive to other audience members and the performersĢ) Do not eat during the performance. There are a wide range of types of theatre across the world, and no standard etiquette which apples to every venue. Properly designed alarm systems incorporate timed isolation, so that smoke detectors are only off for a specific period, and automatically come on after that period. If it's not possible to get Rate of Rise detectors installed in your theatre space instead of smoke detectors, you may be able (subject to local building regulations and local fire department advice) to isolate the smoke detectors for the duration of the performance when you use smoke effects.

Properly calibrated (and regularly tested) these can be as effective than the smoke detectors (which work by 'seeing' smoke particles in the air). There are special heat-sensitive detectors called RATE OF RISE detectors which trigger a fire alarm when the temperature rises faster than it should normally. The use of SMOKE MACHINES in these spaces can (and does) result in expensive call-outs of the fire department and evacuated auditoria.

Some theatre spaces have smoke detectors in them, which trigger a fire alarm when the space fills with smoke. Many theatre buildings have complex fire alarm systems installed.

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