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* TearingThroughTheMovieScreen: A fight scene rips through a projection screen while people are watching a film.
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* GirlsAreReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies: If the characters go see a horror movie in the theater, the female members of the cast will be freaking out.
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* IntimacyViaHorror: If a man and woman are enjoying a scary source of entertainment while dating, the woman's fright will be used as an opportunity for romance by the man.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: The show is so awful (or at least perceived to be) that people walk out of it before it's even finished.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: The When an audience doesn't want to stay through another minute of the show is so awful (or at least perceived to be) that people walk out of it before it's even finished.and walks out.
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* WalkingOutOnTheShow: The show is so awful (or at least perceived to be) that people walk out on of it before it's even finished.
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Tropes where characters get dressed and get out for the explicit purpose of going out to see a show, movie, or some other performance.
Compare MovieMakingIndex, for the in-universe ''making'' of films.
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!!Tropes:
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* AbominableAuditorium: Poorly-maintained and horrific entertainment venues.
* AllPartOfTheShow: Characters mistake an unexpected outrageous occurrence to be part of the show they're watching.
* AtTheOperaTonight: Characters go to the opera.
* AudienceMurmurs: A typical reaction of the audience reacting to the show.
* AudienceParticipation: When those attending a show are expected to play a part.
* AudienceParticipationFailure: The characters just don't feel like responding to the actors' questions.
* AudienceParticipationSong: The characters are expected to sing while attending the concert.
* CaptiveAudience: When people are forced to attend the "show".
* CaughtOnTheJumbotron: Characters at a sporting event are shown doing something incriminating or embarrassing on the giant television screen at the stadium.
* CircusEpisode: The characters visit a circus for an episode.
* ConcertClimax: A big, pivotal event happens at a concert.
* ConcertEpisode: Characters go to see a concert.
* ConcertKiss: Two people kiss in front of a big audience at an entertainment venue.
* DinnerTheatre: Watching a show with dinner served.
* DisruptingTheTheater: Someone disturbs a movie theater broadcast.
* DriveInTheater: Drive-in theaters as seen in works.
* FourthWallGreeting: The cast addresses the audience directly at the beginning of the show to welcome them.
* GirlsAreReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies: If the characters go see a horror movie in the theater, the female members of the cast will be freaking out.
* HandsPlayInTheater: Taking advantage of dark theaters for flirtation tactics.
* TheHeckler: Someone who goes to a live performance (comedy, musicians) and annoys whoever's on stage.
* HeroStageShow: A live performance of an InUniverse {{Superhero}} show.
* {{Intermission}}: A break in the middle of a long film or show.
* JustOneExtraTicket: A character didn't have enough tickets for all of their friends, and must choose someone to leave behind.
* KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms: Children are freaked out by a horror movie.
* LetsWatchOurShowPlot: The characters in-universe view their own work from out-of-universe.
* MissedTheRecital: A character tries and fails to make it to a loved one's big performance.
* MovieTheaterEpisode: The characters go to the movies.
* NoTalkingOrPhonesWarning: InUniverse examples of theaters trying to discourage disruption with an announcement beforehand.
* ShadyScalper: Someone buys up tickets to resell later for a much higher price.
* {{Snacksploitation}}: People sneak outside food into the theater, rather than pay the absurd markup for theater food.
* StudioAudience: The characters go see a filming of a television program.
* TicketLineCampout: Characters wait incredibly long hours to try and get tickets for something, possibly a show.
* TheWorstSeatInTheHouse: The characters are seated in a location where it is difficult to enjoy the show.
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Compare MovieMakingIndex, for the in-universe ''making'' of films.
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!!Tropes:
[[index]]
* AbominableAuditorium: Poorly-maintained and horrific entertainment venues.
* AllPartOfTheShow: Characters mistake an unexpected outrageous occurrence to be part of the show they're watching.
* AtTheOperaTonight: Characters go to the opera.
* AudienceMurmurs: A typical reaction of the audience reacting to the show.
* AudienceParticipation: When those attending a show are expected to play a part.
* AudienceParticipationFailure: The characters just don't feel like responding to the actors' questions.
* AudienceParticipationSong: The characters are expected to sing while attending the concert.
* CaptiveAudience: When people are forced to attend the "show".
* CaughtOnTheJumbotron: Characters at a sporting event are shown doing something incriminating or embarrassing on the giant television screen at the stadium.
* CircusEpisode: The characters visit a circus for an episode.
* ConcertClimax: A big, pivotal event happens at a concert.
* ConcertEpisode: Characters go to see a concert.
* ConcertKiss: Two people kiss in front of a big audience at an entertainment venue.
* DinnerTheatre: Watching a show with dinner served.
* DisruptingTheTheater: Someone disturbs a movie theater broadcast.
* DriveInTheater: Drive-in theaters as seen in works.
* FourthWallGreeting: The cast addresses the audience directly at the beginning of the show to welcome them.
* GirlsAreReallyScaredOfHorrorMovies: If the characters go see a horror movie in the theater, the female members of the cast will be freaking out.
* HandsPlayInTheater: Taking advantage of dark theaters for flirtation tactics.
* TheHeckler: Someone who goes to a live performance (comedy, musicians) and annoys whoever's on stage.
* HeroStageShow: A live performance of an InUniverse {{Superhero}} show.
* {{Intermission}}: A break in the middle of a long film or show.
* JustOneExtraTicket: A character didn't have enough tickets for all of their friends, and must choose someone to leave behind.
* KidsShouldntWatchHorrorFilms: Children are freaked out by a horror movie.
* LetsWatchOurShowPlot: The characters in-universe view their own work from out-of-universe.
* MissedTheRecital: A character tries and fails to make it to a loved one's big performance.
* MovieTheaterEpisode: The characters go to the movies.
* NoTalkingOrPhonesWarning: InUniverse examples of theaters trying to discourage disruption with an announcement beforehand.
* ShadyScalper: Someone buys up tickets to resell later for a much higher price.
* {{Snacksploitation}}: People sneak outside food into the theater, rather than pay the absurd markup for theater food.
* StudioAudience: The characters go see a filming of a television program.
* TicketLineCampout: Characters wait incredibly long hours to try and get tickets for something, possibly a show.
* TheWorstSeatInTheHouse: The characters are seated in a location where it is difficult to enjoy the show.
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