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All About Theater
Saturday, November 9, 2013
Longest Running Broadway Musicals Ever
27 Weird Theater Superstitions
- You can't wear blue onstage unless you counter it with silver
- Having 3 lit candles onstage is bad luck
- Peacock feathers & real flowers/jewelry shouldn't be used onstage, because they will cause chaos
- It is good luck to give the director or leading lady flowers from a graveyard
- Never give the director or leading lady flowers before the performance
- It's bad luck to have mirrors onstage
- Ghosts haunt theaters and should be given one night a week onstage alone
- There should always be a light on when the theater to ward off ghosts
- If you whistle in a theater, someone will be fired
- To wish an actor "Good luck" is bad luck, but you can say "Break a leg"
- Saying the word "Macbeth" in a theater is extremely unlucky; people call it "The Scottish Play"
- Saying the last line without an audience is bad luck
- Sleeping with your script under your pillow will help you learn your lines
- If a dress rehearsal is bad, the first show will be too
- Practicing bows before the performances is bad luck
- Never wear brand-new makeup on opening night
- Wearing blue and yellow will cause actors to forget their lines
- Wearing green on stage is unlucky
- Never clean your makeup holder
- You should use a rabbit's foot to apply your makeup
- Never put shoes or hats on tables or chairs in the dressing rooms
- Always exit the dressing room left foot first
- Never knit in the wings of the stage
- Never open a show on a Friday night
- No real money should be used on stage
- Wearing a t-shirt advertising the play during a performance is bad luck
- Any mischief that happens on the night of the show is the Ghost of Thespis' fault
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