Radcliffe calls for new Broadway initiative
Daniel Radcliffe has come up with a new way to stop theatre goers from chatting during his plays he calls it "the Broadway Annoying Audience Member Relocation Programme".
The actor admits young girls attending his Broadway show 'Equus' have been known to try and chat with him while he's onstage, and people who refuse to answer cell phones in the dark are among the most annoying folk on earth.
He said: "I would like to initiate a new initiative - The Broadway Annoying Audience Member Relocation Programme.
So, if your phone rings more than three times, if you have a throat infection which causes you to cough, if you're talking to the actors, or if you can't find what's in your plastic bag after more than 10 seconds then you're moved somewhere else."
