Sentence examples for audience house from inspiring English sources

The stage house and audience house of the assembly hall were constructed at the end of the Qianlong period (about 1790).

With the culture minister, Jean-Jacques Aillagon, and other senior politicians in the audience, the house management grew nervous.

Our music, as you know, is shamanic in its nature and channeled in the Eternal Now, tailor-made for the audience in house.

| Philip Glass isn't new to Met audiences — the house premièred the composer's Christopher Columbus opera, "The Voyage," in 1992 — but "Satyagraha," Glass's epic work from 1980, based on the early career of Mahatma Gandhi, certainly is.

Sure, it's frustrating that despite dance music's enormous global audience, publishing houses still largely see its fans as nonreaders compared to, say, Dylan fans a tide the latter's recent Nobel Prize win will do nothing to stem.

An enormous tent was pitched in Central Park, and selected convention delegates were invited to be the in-house audience, as the major houses showed their latest work - with world-renowned designers and models all present.

"They saw a way to reach both an art house audience and a popcorn movie audience.

Given big enough audiences, art houses can be immensely profitable.

Many opera leaders have argued that new, modern productions are a vital way to bring new audiences into houses.

How did you tackle the challenge of balancing pleasing the audience in the house versus the audience at home?

Those elements of a theatre's design that serve primarily to optimize the experience of the audience are the house and the audience support facilities, which are generally referred to as "front-of-house" facilities (though, as with the word backstage, front of house does not necessarily indicate an actual physical location within a theatre building).