... cellphone use, texting, talking, eating, and even hat wearing have all been covered. But the issue of leaning forward ...
DEAR MISS MANNERS: Manners among theatergoers have been neglected, such that probably most offenders do not even know they are being inconsiderate.
The truly rude will always do as they like, but I believe there is a large group of perfectly polite, but unaware, theatergoers who would welcome enlightenment. But when do we get to see the show? Theaters already post signs in the lobby telling us to mind our manners, print the same instructions in the program, and announce them before every performance.
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