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2026-05-14 01:08 UTC
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@DMakarios@theres.life 2026-05-14 02:17
@royal@theres.life Applaud extra loudly when he comes on stage for the curtain call at the end of the show, maybe cheer if that seems to fit with the culture of the theatre. ("Bravo!" is traditional.) If his performance was really good, you could even give a short standing ovation when/if he is the focus during the curtain call. (Some shows have everybody come on at once for the curtain call; others have people come on singly or in small groups.) A bouquet or gift is also a possibility - you could ask the theatre ahead of time whether you can go round to the dressing rooms before or after the show to deliver it, or whether Front of House staff (box office, ushers, etc - the theatre staff who interact with the public rather than working backstage) can take it round - or even, as is done in some theatres, hand a bouquet up to the actor during the curtain call so everyone can see how well regarded he is.