According to the actor, this is a problem that affects not only his productions in Rio de Janeiro, but throughout Brazil.
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247 A group of about 50 people complained that they were prevented from accompanying the play Baixa Terapia by Antonio Fagundes due to a delay. The police were even called to contain some of the public, who even banged on the doors of the Teatro Clara Nunes in Gávea, south of Rio de Janeiro.
Some of the latecomers threatened venue staff after refusing to exchange tickets or refund money. The confusion was so great that last Saturday (14) the noise disturbed even the actors in the hall.
“I’m actually uncomfortable talking about it because it’s like we have to explain to people what the word ‘begins’ means. If a play starts at 8 p.m., the person cannot arrive at the theater two minutes earlier at 8 p.m. and think he has the right to disturb others,” Fagundes said in an interview with the newspaper O Globo.
According to the actor, this is a problem that plagues not only his productions in Rio de Janeiro, but all over Brazil:
It’s a cultural problem, ours. It’s like we’re so special that things can’t begin until we arrive. That’s why I stopped going to the cinema. Humans are impossible: they turn on the cell phone light and keep talking. It’s such a big inconvenience. I don’t want the audience of my plays to experience the same discomfort.
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