Charles Isherwood recently wrote an article in the New York Times about the experience of public viewing of theater. When seeing a play, everyone has had the experience at least once of sitting in the theater when everyone around them is having a smashing good time, laughing and cheering, but you just sit there trying to figure out what just happened on stage. Isherwood discusses the many permutations of this syndrome and I think he does a pretty cool job of mapping it out. Enjoy!
http://www.nytimes.com/2010/04/17/theater/17oddman.html?ref=theater
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