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A person who shows people to their seats is called an usher. Ushers typically work in venues such as theaters, concert halls, and sports arenas, guiding attendees to their assigned seats and providing assistance as needed. Their role is essential for ensuring a smooth and organized experience for guests.
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What do you call a person shows people to their seat in a theatre?
A person who shows people to their seats in a theatre is called an 'usher'.
What do you call a person who shows no interest in people and things?
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What do you call a person who shows seat in a theatre?
A person who shows seats in a theatre is typically called an usher. Ushers assist patrons by guiding them to their designated seats, providing information about the venue, and ensuring that the audience adheres to theatre etiquette. They may also help with ticket collection and managing the audience's entry and exit during performances.
What do you call a person that seats you in a movie theater?
An usher.
What do you call a person that give your seats in a restaurant?
Host or Hostess
What do you call a person who is funny and they do shows?
A comedian.
What do you call a person who doesn't want to get off their seats and do anything for them selfs?
That is a selfish person because they are always self centered.
What do you call a person who shows off their knowledge?
A person who shows off their knowledge is often referred to as a "know-it-all" or "smart aleck."
Cell phone no call list?
A person with a cell phone can put that number on the National do Not Call Registry. The do not call registry shows telephone numbers that are not okay to call.
What do you call a person who studies people's ways?
a person who studies people but not an psychologist
How can a person break into their trunk of a 1996 Mercedes c280 with the keys locked in it?
get into the passenger part of the car and then remove the rear seats or call the AA
Who do you call immediately if a person is bitten by a snake or shows signs of an allergic reaction to a bee sting?
ambulance
