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Participate or keep it quiet? Recent sing-alongs tap into larger discussion on moviegoing etiquette

Theaters are offering special sing-along showings of 'Wicked' to attract moviegoers back after COVID-19 lockdowns and labor strikes.
Cynthia Erivo, star of 'Wicked', believes singing in theaters is 'wonderful' and encourages participation.
Michael Barstow from ACX Cinemas views audience singing as part of the experience, saying it's what people want.
Chaya Rosenthal from Alamo Drafthouse emphasizes respect for films and fellow moviegoers, advocating for an immersive experience.

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The Columbian

Moviegoing etiquette up for discussion: Participate or keep it quiet? Sing-alongs tap into larger debate

WASHINGTON — As movie theaters worked to entice Americans back into seats after COVID-19 lockdowns and labor strikes, the industry marketed blockbuster films like “Wicked” and the dueling releases of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” as no less than cultural events. Read more...

1 month ago·Vancouver, United States

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Theater rules evolve as movie sing-alongs spark debate among audiences

While recent films have brought the debate to the forefront, singing along to musical films is a practice nearly as old as talking cinema.

1 month ago·Spokane, United States

Singing or keeping silent? Modern label in cinema triggers debate

As cinemas struggle to attract viewers back to their seats after the COVID-19 confinements and strikes in Hollywood, the industry promotes short films such as “Wicked” and the premieres of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer” as unparalleled cultural events.

1 month ago·Los Angeles, United States

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