Sentence examples for audience actors from inspiring English sources

In a play to attract a younger audience, actors James Franco and Anne Hathaway were paired to host the 83rd Academy Awards.

Instead of pausing for laughs from a real or recorded audience, actors on these shows work to illicit reactions from the people with whom they're performing, which lends these shows a feeling that's more natural than anything that, say, Three's Company was ever able to achieve.

A quintessentially avant-garde play like "Dionysus in 69," the notorious production by the Performance Group and Richard Schechner that blurred lines between performer and audience, actor and character and clothed and unclothed, seems rather quaint and overstaged.

Since we're competing for audiences, actors and other theatre professionals with state-subsidised companies that can afford highly sophisticated PR campaigns and are able to offer better pay, we'll have a larger pool of talent to draw on.

Numerous other experimental companies defied the traditional boundaries of audience-actor relationships, especially in nontheatre venues.

Mrs. Hauptmann's comments were delivered in dulcet tones, but, still, she was reversing the audience-actor equation.

"There was such an at-oneness with audience and actors that the actors didn't know whether they were acting and the audience didn't know whether they were sitting and watching it, or had changed positions".

We – audience and actors – are those people.

Breaking a long-standing Studio tradition, the audience of actors applauded his performance.

"They're both bad," said their cousin, and the audience and actors burst into laughter.

In the Minerva, audience and actors are in the same room.