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Rosamund Pike criticises audience member for texting during West End play

Actor tells theatregoers she hoped message was ‘very important’ after final bows of Inter Alia performance

Rosamund Pike criticises audience member for texting during West End play

TL;DR

  • Rosamund Pike criticized an audience member for texting during her West End performance of "Inter Alia."
  • She spoke out after the final bows, stating she hoped the message was "very important" and explaining how distractions impact the performance.
  • Pike's incident follows similar complaints from other actors, including Lesley Manville, Cynthia Erivo, and Andrew Scott, about phone usage in theaters.
  • "Inter Alia" is a play written by Suzie Miller, focusing on a judge dealing with her son's rape accusation.
  • Pike won an Olivier award for her role in the play.

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