Sentence examples for audience explores from inspiring English sources

Laura Wade's brilliant two-hander Kreutzer vs Kreutzer, commissioned and first performed by the Australian Chamber Orchestra in 2010 but deserving a much wider audience, explores the relationship of violinist, pianist and absent husband far beyond the pages of Tolstoy.

Over a recommended two days, the audience explores similar relics: from the cup-and-ring marked rocks of Kilmichael Glassary to the work of more contemporary sculptors and sound artists.

Empire of the Sun (1984) – the autobiographical novel Steven Spielberg brought to a wider audience – explores the same theme: it is in extreme situations where our habit-formed identities break down that we learn what it really means to be human.

Her works come across not as a sequence of events in time but as an alien, alluring environment that performers and audience explore in tandem.

But when Instagram Stories came along, with its massive audience, Explore page and experienced outreach team for dealing with high-profile accounts, some jumped ship.

As founder Mat Schulz puts it, the ban will help the audience "explore this question of whether stimulating fewer senses can sometimes lead to deep engagement".

An element of that is great, it often leads to a holistic, multi-purposed outcome, "Hey, we can arrange to spend the weekend skiing," but I'm just saying to the young audience, explore the unknown.

(Kozinn) 'THE ORPHAN SINGER' (Today) Drawn from a book by Emily Arnold McCully and adapted for the stage by Barbara Zinn Krieger, this multimedia musical, aimed at young audiences, explores Vivaldi's time as a music teacher at a girls orphanage in Venice.

Punchdrunk's promenade productions have included Faust (where audiences explored an east London tobacco warehouse filled with scenes from Goethe's play), The Masque of the Red Death (based on the stories of Edgar Allen Poe, staged in Battersea Arts Centre), and The Duchess of Malfi (a collaboration with English National Opera in old pharmaceutical premises in Docklands).

Punchdrunk are famous for transforming entire buildings into mysterious locations which audiences explore as the action unfolds around them.

Two dramas new to Bay area audiences explore the peculiar stresses that often strengthen male bonding.