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Service Dogs in a Theater refers to a viral photograph of a group of dogs seated in the audience of a performance of the stage show Billy Elliot. These service animals are taking part in a "relaxed performance", which is designed for theatergoers with disabilities and other special needs.

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On August 12th, 2019, Twitter [1] user @gmeanwell tweeted the photograph with the caption "Service dogs at a relaxed performance at @stratfest." In less than two weeks, the tweet received more than 13,000 likes and 1,300 retweets (shown below).


George Meanwell @gmeanwell Service dogs at a relaxed performance at @stratfest @dog_rates 11:06 AM Aug 12, 2019 Twitter for iPhone

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Following the post, some began captioning the photograph, joking about how the dogs might react to being in the audience or to the show. For example, Twitter[2] user @darth tweeted, "'so what is this film about anyways pup' '…cats, apparently' 'wtf?'" Within one week, the tweet received more than 1,300 likes and 170 retweets (shown below, left).

Two days later, on August 15th, the Stratford Festival, who hosted the event, tweeted,[3] "We had some pawsitivly adorable audience members from K-9 Country Inn Service Dogs during last weeks Relaxed Performance of #sfBillyElliot. Our Next Relaxed Performance is #sfNeverending on October 2nd." The tweet received more than 1,000 likes and 500 retweets in less than one week (shown below, center).

They also explained "relaxed performances," writing, "Relaxed performances are designed to welcome patrons who will benefit from a less restricted audience environment. Patrons of all abilities are welcome, including but not limited to those with intellectual or learning disabilities, sensory processing conditions or autism."

The following day, on August 16th, Twitter[4] user @crampell tweeted, "Love this photo of dogs watching a performance of Billy Elliott. They’re training to become service dogs, and they're practicing what it's like to help their handlers navigate through a theater." The tweet received more than 15,000 likes and 4,200 retweets in less than one week (shown below, right).

Several media outlets covered the photograph, including CBC,[5] Mashable, [6] HuffPost,[7] USA Today[8] and more.

darthTM @darth Replying to @gmeanwell @stratfest and @dog_rates "so what is this film about anyways pup" "...cats, apparently" II "w--?" 1:17 PM Aug 13, 2019 Tweet Deck >
Stratford Festival @stratfest ICYMI: We had some pawsitivly adorable audience members from K-9 Country Inn Service Dogs during last weeks Relaxed Performance of #sfBillyElliot. Our Next Relaxed Performance is #sfNeverending on October 2nd. stratfordfestival.ca/Visit/Accessib... Langa George Meanwell and 3 others 7:09 AM Aug 15, 2019 Twitter Web App
Catherine Rampell @crampell ww Love this photo of dogs watching a performance of Billy Elliott. They're training to become service dogs, and they're practicing what it's like to help their handlers navigate througha theater. Adorable photo of dogs attending a Stratford performance takes off online | C.. A group of service dogs in training took in a performance of Billy Elliot, and charmed the audience and staff Scbc.ca 7:29 AM Aug 16, 2019 Twitter for iPhone

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LEN @Iniese Replying to @gmeanwell @stratfest and @dog_rates This boy has it figured out 1:21 PM Aug 13, 2019 Twitter Web App
Bantshire University @BantshireUni University o Bantshire Something weird about this open day... 2:34 AM Aug 18, 2019 Twitter for iPad
WholesomeMemes @WholesomeMeme Service dogs practicing navigating a major Theatre while @stratfest runs a full dress show with lights and sound. 6:56 PM Aug 14, 2019 Twitter Web App

Weavers Wood @Weaverswood Weavers Wood Apacas Service dogs watching Billy Elliott as part of their training to learn how to sit quietly in the theatre; courtesy of @stratfest 12:34 AM Aug 18, 2019 Twitter for iPhone
Mark Hamill @HamillHimself The empty seats would be understandable if this was a performance of CATS. #DogsDeserveTheirOwnMusical Adorable photo of dogs attending a Stratford performance takes off online | C.. A group of service dogs in training took in a performance of Billy Elliot, and charmed the audience and staff cbc.ca 1:27 PM Aug 16, 2019 Twitter Web App
New York Theater @NewYorkTheater YorkTheater. This is what they mean when they say @stratfest is going to the dogs. These are service dogs in training, attending a performance of #BillyElliott, reportedly to practice what it's like to help their handlers navigate through a theater. (So where are the handlers?) Screenshot 4:28 PM Aug 17, 2019 TweetDeck

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Service Dogs in a Theater refers to a viral photograph of a group of dogs seated in the audience of a performance of the stage show Billy Elliot. These service animals are taking part in a "relaxed performance", which is designed for theatergoers with disabilities and other special needs.

Origin

On August 12th, 2019, Twitter [1] user @gmeanwell tweeted the photograph with the caption "Service dogs at a relaxed performance at @stratfest." In less than two weeks, the tweet received more than 13,000 likes and 1,300 retweets (shown below).


George Meanwell @gmeanwell Service dogs at a relaxed performance at @stratfest @dog_rates 11:06 AM Aug 12, 2019 Twitter for iPhone


Spread

Following the post, some began captioning the photograph, joking about how the dogs might react to being in the audience or to the show. For example, Twitter[2] user @darth tweeted, "'so what is this film about anyways pup' '…cats, apparently' 'wtf?'" Within one week, the tweet received more than 1,300 likes and 170 retweets (shown below, left).

Two days later, on August 15th, the Stratford Festival, who hosted the event, tweeted,[3] "We had some pawsitivly adorable audience members from K-9 Country Inn Service Dogs during last weeks Relaxed Performance of #sfBillyElliot. Our Next Relaxed Performance is #sfNeverending on October 2nd." The tweet received more than 1,000 likes and 500 retweets in less than one week (shown below, center).

They also explained "relaxed performances," writing, "Relaxed performances are designed to welcome patrons who will benefit from a less restricted audience environment. Patrons of all abilities are welcome, including but not limited to those with intellectual or learning disabilities, sensory processing conditions or autism."

The following day, on August 16th, Twitter[4] user @crampell tweeted, "Love this photo of dogs watching a performance of Billy Elliott. They’re training to become service dogs, and they're practicing what it's like to help their handlers navigate through a theater." The tweet received more than 15,000 likes and 4,200 retweets in less than one week (shown below, right).

Several media outlets covered the photograph, including CBC,[5] Mashable, [6] HuffPost,[7] USA Today[8] and more.


darthTM @darth Replying to @gmeanwell @stratfest and @dog_rates "so what is this film about anyways pup" "...cats, apparently" II "w--?" 1:17 PM Aug 13, 2019 Tweet Deck > Stratford Festival @stratfest ICYMI: We had some pawsitivly adorable audience members from K-9 Country Inn Service Dogs during last weeks Relaxed Performance of #sfBillyElliot. Our Next Relaxed Performance is #sfNeverending on October 2nd. stratfordfestival.ca/Visit/Accessib... Langa George Meanwell and 3 others 7:09 AM Aug 15, 2019 Twitter Web App Catherine Rampell @crampell ww Love this photo of dogs watching a performance of Billy Elliott. They're training to become service dogs, and they're practicing what it's like to help their handlers navigate througha theater. Adorable photo of dogs attending a Stratford performance takes off online | C.. A group of service dogs in training took in a performance of Billy Elliot, and charmed the audience and staff Scbc.ca 7:29 AM Aug 16, 2019 Twitter for iPhone

Various Examples


LEN @Iniese Replying to @gmeanwell @stratfest and @dog_rates This boy has it figured out 1:21 PM Aug 13, 2019 Twitter Web App Bantshire University @BantshireUni University o Bantshire Something weird about this open day... 2:34 AM Aug 18, 2019 Twitter for iPad WholesomeMemes @WholesomeMeme Service dogs practicing navigating a major Theatre while @stratfest runs a full dress show with lights and sound. 6:56 PM Aug 14, 2019 Twitter Web App
Weavers Wood @Weaverswood Weavers Wood Apacas Service dogs watching Billy Elliott as part of their training to learn how to sit quietly in the theatre; courtesy of @stratfest 12:34 AM Aug 18, 2019 Twitter for iPhone Mark Hamill @HamillHimself The empty seats would be understandable if this was a performance of CATS. #DogsDeserveTheirOwnMusical Adorable photo of dogs attending a Stratford performance takes off online | C.. A group of service dogs in training took in a performance of Billy Elliot, and charmed the audience and staff cbc.ca 1:27 PM Aug 16, 2019 Twitter Web App New York Theater @NewYorkTheater YorkTheater. This is what they mean when they say @stratfest is going to the dogs. These are service dogs in training, attending a performance of #BillyElliott, reportedly to practice what it's like to help their handlers navigate through a theater. (So where are the handlers?) Screenshot 4:28 PM Aug 17, 2019 TweetDeck


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