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@oliver everyone in front of me was at least 1,90 m tall and I was less than 5 m away from the stage but I'm used to it, and sometimes I find spots with a really good view anyway.

@vvv @oliver I typically have very fine view and people complain if I get dragged in front of them by the shorter people I'm with. Then again, I feel like *everybody* must be watching my every move and I can't hide in the crowd. Life is hard.

@tanuva @oliver
Well... more often than not tall people end up infront of all the shorter ones not because they're dragged there but because they just go there. I've had quite a few cases, where someone much taller than me navigated throught people just to stop right in front of me, sometimes even so close that they touched me.

I don't think that it happens on purpose, though.

It's mostly just mindlessness, because they have no clue how much a short person has to struggle to see anything.

@tanuva @oliver
Also in many venues the stage is not high enough to counter the effects of tall people in the front rows.

That's why I love venues that are former operas or theatres, because they usually have a high stage as well as an auditorium that's higher in the back than right in front of the stage.

@vvv @oliver Indeed, shaped venues are so much nicer than flat floors!