HUMINGI ng tawad ang Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA) sa netizen na naglabas ng saloobin tungkol sa naging karanasan niya habang nanonood ng “One More Chance” theater version na hango sa pelikulang pinagbidahan nina John Lloyd Cruz at Bea Alonzo.
Ayon kasi sa post ng netizen na nagngangalang B Delgado, maganda at walang problema sa mga nag-perform ngunit ang umagaw ng kanyang pansin ay ang kapwa manonood na gumagamit ng kanilang laptop at cellphone sa kalagitnaan ng theater play.
Mapapansin sa larawang naka-post kalakip ng kanyang rant na tila isang celebrity ang babaeng gumagamit ng cellphone at ang talent manager.
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Samantala, kaibigan naman daw ng social media influencer ang gumagamit ng laptop kaya naman tinawag ni B ang pansin ng PETA lalo na ng mga ushers na naroon para sitahin ang mga gumagamit ng gadgets dahil nakakaistorbo ito sa mga taong gaya niya na manonood.
Post ni B, “Congratulations to the cast & crew of ONE MORE CHANCE. To be fair, the show was good. At least Act 1 was kasi yun lang naman napanood ko. As a Ben & Ben and One More Chance fan, I waited so long to finally watch it. I even posted a video when they announced it at the closing show of Walang Aray.
“Before I could even ask my family and friends, I bought tickets already for all of them. I was THAT excited. But all was ruined in act 2. This was my view from ‘Ride Home’ until the iconic “you had me at my best..”. Wala akong ma absorb sa act 2 until the end na nung nagkabalikan na si Popoy at Basha because there were 2 phones on full brightness and a freakin laptop! They weren’t gona stop until I tapped their shoulder.”
Nang subukan niyang tawagin ang pansin ng isa sa mga gumamit ng gadget ay tinitigan p siya nito mula ulo hanggang paa.
“Ano yun, Philippine Educational Theater Association (PETA)? When it’s a nobody, your ushers weave through the crowd to stop them but when it’s a celebrity and friends, dedma nalang? They were seated on the house seats so there was an usher beside them.
“On top of that, the short haired b***h had the audacity to look back, gave me a death stare and head to toed me. Not once, but twice! As in ang tagal ng stare niya!” kuwento ni B.
Sana raw at kung walang “theater etiquette” ay dapat sawayin na lang rin ito ng mga ushers ng PETA.
“You’re not there to watch the show. May trabaho kayo! Bakit hindi niyo pinigilan? Bakit hindi niyo inisip the audience around these uneducated people?! I paid to see the show not fuckin gadgets!”
“I snapped this pic when the house lights were on to show how bright their screens were. Imagine when the house lights were down?! Worst theatre experience ever. Thank you PETA!”
Nag-comment naman ang organisasyon sa post ni B at humingi ng tawad sa kanyang naging experience.
“Thank you for bringing this matter to our attention. Please accept our sincerest apologies for the stress and frustration this has caused you. Rest assured that we are looking into this now and will immediately take the necessary actions.
“We only wish a good and positive viewing experience for all of our audiences. Please allow us to give you a complimentary ticket so that you can properly enjoy the show. We will reach out to you directly regarding this,” saad ng PETA.