One in three Americans own at least one cellular phone, and no doubt you've probably been unnerved about somebody's phone ringing at a movie theater or while you're trying to enjoy a meal at a nice restaurant. Playhouse Square spokesman John E. Johnson said that there's nothing more distracting to a performer than a cell phone going off during a dramatic solo. Anyone coming to see a show should have respect for the performer.
Restaurants are also a bad place for cell phone interruptions, yet it happens all the time.
It sort of disrupts the whole evening. Cell phone users, including Jackie Jusko, agree that boundaries need to be set regarding cell phone use, but they aren't exactly sure where to start. Angie Lau learns lessons in cell phone etiquette. Etiquette experts say that the next time you're at a restaurant, movie theatre or Playhouse Square, put your cell phone on silent mode, or turn it off. They say that you should take advantage of your cell phone features.