The phrase "audience encounters" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe the interactions or experiences that an audience has with a performance, presentation, or any form of media.
Example: "The study focused on how audience encounters with the play influenced their overall perception of the themes presented."
Alternatives: "audience interactions" or "audience experiences".
The national audience encounters new cultural styles; the minority enjoys the pleasure of mass representation; everyone glows with the feeling that prejudice has been overcome.
On the way the audience encounters the characters' cringe-worthy pre-feminist attitudes (including lots of blanket statements about women's materialism and financial incompetence) as well as some contemporary anti-Semitism in the form of a slovenly Jewish parvenu.
Here, the actors dress underneath the bleacher seats, so theatrical artifice is the first thing the audience encounters: instruments, musicians, props, the whole machinery of make-believe become a part of the spectacle.
It's one thing if an audience encounters a bad production, but another one entirely if it encounters a version of the show that is not even representative of the playwright's work.
The set the audience encounters looks like an apartment that has taken a direct hit from a drone strike.
Its goal is straightforward: create audience encounters of a closer kind with engaging performances of classic and new works.
Literacy rates exploded, and an increasingly diverse audience encountered a profusion of new textual forms.
On the way out the audience encountered a plush stuffed tiger guarding the church steps — or perhaps he'd simply heard about the hot chocolate and wanted to get in on the action.
They'll be tailored to fit each service's length requirement and to speak to the type of audience encountered.
Instead, audiences encountered a performer of skill and refinement.
These artists are among the sharpest acts in UK comedy, and they're alienated from the means by which most British audiences encounter new comics.
