Dear Prudence,
I recently attended a wonderful Michael Bublé concert to celebrate my 60th birthday. Since
I have some vision problems, we paid considerable money for better
seats. I realize that everyone loves their cellphones and the way they
can instantly take photos and record events. But what is the etiquette
at a live performance? The young woman directly in front of me held her
phone up and recorded about half the show. In the dark concert arena her
screen was very bright and directly in my line of vision. I assume she
felt it was her right to record the show. But what about my right to
enjoy the show without her bright light interfering with my view? I
didn't say anything because I didn't want to have a confrontation at a
fun event, but should I have?