(The opening night audience constituted a who's who of the London theater, starting with Nicholas Hytner, who as artistic director of the National has done more than anyone for the actor's soaring career).
The Shakespearean double-header by the Theater for a New Audience constitutes an exciting pairing of plays, and not because the conjoining of titles makes for a nifty poster.
Whether or not this strategy succeeds depends on whether or not a TV audience constitutes a genuine community.
As xiao is considered as inheritable through generations, it is the case that aspects of the meaning of filial piety are displayed for future audiences or the imagined audience constituted by individual social actors.
Access to a massive Arab audience constituted an opportunity for Israel to subtly attempt to forge links where peace treaties with Egypt and Jordan have failed to build cultural and public diplomacy links.
The success of Jeffrey (US, 1995) and Beautiful Thing (UK, 1996) set a template for upbeat, accessible features for which LGBT film festival and home-video audiences constituted a viable market.
Like the attractive, younger women strategically placed in Elvis's '68 audience, they constitute, for better or worse, the front row.
Bennett concurs by saying, "It is true that there are economic and political advantages to being bilingual, simply meaning that you are able to communicate with audiences that constitute a large portion of the population, that others cannot.
All this lunacy amounted to a goof on the protocol of performance, on the range of acceptable gestures for a jazz audience, what constitutes a violation of the expected.
