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Texting In The Theatre Is Rude, Sure, But It’s Also Flat-Out Stupid For Your Cell Phone’s Battery

AUDIENCE, THEATRE Posted: July 12, 2015 11:06 am

“Broadway theaters weren’t built for cell phone usage—many of them date to the early 20th century. They’re made of marble on the outside and have thick walls on the inside, which absorb sound. … Even from a technical standpoint, using your phone in a theater is pointless — your battery drains even if the phone just stays in your pocket.”

AUDIENCE, THEATRE Published: 07.10.15

Read the story in The Observer (NY) Published: 07.10.15

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