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Refrain from eating or drinking in the theatre to avoid causing disturbances during the performance.

It is appropriate to clap after a solo performance to acknowledge the artist's skill and effort.

Wear attire that is appropriate for the venue and event, usually ranging from business casual to formal.

Turn off or silence mobile devices to avoid any disruptions during the performance.

Use the restroom, stretch your legs, or quietly discuss the performance so far, but ensure you are back in your seat before the end of the intermission.

Arrive at least 30 minutes before the performance start time to find your seat and read the program.

If a performer makes a mistake, remain supportive and do not react audibly; the show must go on.

Applaud at the end of a performance, after a particularly impressive dance number or when prompted by the performers.

Taking photos or recording the performance is not allowed as it distracts performers and other patrons.

If you must cough or sneeze, try to do so quietly and into a tissue or your elbow to minimize disturbance.

Refrain from talking during the performance, as it is distracting and disrespectful to both the audience and the performers.

Keep program booklets quiet and still during the performance to avoid causing a distraction.

If you must leave to use the restroom during a performance, wait for a moment that causes the least disturbance to do so.

Avoid leaving the performance early unless absolutely necessary, as it is disrespectful to the performers and distracting to other audience members.