Hello all, i'm an actor, currently in college, looking for where to move once I finish my education. Pittsburgh is looking like a possible place for me to move after I finish, and i'm curious about the theatre situation there. Is it a good city for stage actors?
I mentioned that they used slaves and criminals, since they would have a hard time getting actors to play the part of someone that actually dies, and my dad disagreed.
He said: No, people were dying to have that job.
Sorry if something like this has already been posted.
But the truth is, he puts the Steelers at risk of getting penalties all game long...
...Because on every play...
There's fowl on the field.
They seem pretty staged.
Enter the Spider-Verse for me. Just too busy, I was a new parent and I didn't end up seeing the film until a year later and I immediately knew I missed out on something amazing. Especially the soundtrack. That was the part that really caught me when I first saw it and I know being in the theatre with a ton of people saying 'dam this is a good soundtrack's would have been sweet to hear
I (19M) recently just watched the movie '1917' with some relatives, (mild spoiler of one scene in the movie) during the scene where the two troops are going through the german base, and the underground tunnel, a rat activates a trip wire and a loud jump scare from the bomb scares the living shit out of me and this lady sitting right beside me.
I noticed a really awful and fowl smell, and I brushed it off thinking that maybe someone let out a big fart from the jump scare, but I looked to my right and I noticed the lady beside me is shifting in really uncomfortable ways and is constantly fixing her pants.
I see out of the corner of my eye that she is still doing this 3 minutes later, and the stench has become even more fucking unbearable. It didn't cross my mind until maybe a couple more minutes more of her shuffling around, and the lingering stench that she had definitely shit her pants. I watch her struggle to fix her pants more and I notice people around us notice it too, some people had the bright idea to move away to some vacant seats, and others are just covering their nose in disgust.
I tried looking around the theatre for more seats, but the theatre was packed. I told tried whispering to her that she needs to go to the bathroom, but she kept saying things like "huh?" or "shhh", I kept egging her to go to the bathroom and she kept shushing me so I said quite clearly "you need to go clean yourself up because the stench from you shart smells like fucking ass".
The dude behind me kicked my chair and said "dude really?" and he said a bunch of other things to make it clear that I was the one who called her out. She got up and finally left to go to the fucking bathroom and didn't come back.
when the movie ended, people walked past my seat saying things like "asshole", "jerk", and the dude behind me and even my cousins said that it wasn't right of me to call her out like that, I explained to them that she wasn't moving and she was ignoring my request to leave, but they said that "the stench couldn't have been that bad since we were all in the same area as you". FYI it did fucking stink, but I feel really bad for doing that to her, AITA?
