I don’t get why some people make such a big deal out of it, like eating alone. There are people horrified at the thought of eating alone, which I find so weird. Some of my favourite parts of the week are alone having lunch, possibly with a book or just my thoughts.
Anyway, we all the posters above have said, I love going to the theatre alone. It isn’t very often but it’s soneibething I enjoy
I don't, because theatre just feels like an activity that you're supposed to share with a friend or family member. While I wouldn't be opposed to a solo trip in the future, I can't see it as being preferable.
Oh dear, am I supposed to be ashamed of going to the theater alone? I’ve been a regular solo theatergoer for 20+ years (circumstances have made it the only way.) I suppose I’m an “old dear” now. And you know, I see lots of people glued to their phones when they could be speaking with their friends, so if I was ever self-conscious about sitting alone in the past I’m not anymore.
At this stage in my life i find the experience of seeing a show by myself more rewarding...don't get me wrong i enjoy a companion but i too would be too concerned whether they were enjoying themselves...when i travel to London to see shows i am alone...but being in a packed theatre and seeing FOLLIES last year i never felt alone as the audience as one loved that production...i have found when i have attended the theatre with a small group of friends or work pals to be a lot of fun as well...no matter how many people or none, i find the communal experience of seeing live theatre very exciting...