In buying a ticket to a public performance, we have tacitly entered into a contract to behave in a manner that does not detract from the enjoyment of others. By extension, we have already consented to be removed if we breach that agreement. Needlessly generating a panic in which people are likely to be hurt clearly falls into this category. The crowded theatre analogy is misleading because the scenario it describes is unrelated to the issue of free speech.
Unrelated to free speech
