Backstage etiquette is not easy, especially if show stinks
Miss Manners: Backstage etiquette is not easy, especially if the show stinks
Backstage etiquette is not easy. Honest criticism is rude, and insincere praise is -- well, insincere. (It should be noted, however, that insincerity is not the major moral transgression some make it out to be. In many cases, it is preferable to the full unloading of every thought and feeling, no matter how harmful.)
Miss Manners: Those invited backstage must learn to navigate the tricky etiquette
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