The phrase "audience interactive" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically intended to describe a format or experience that engages the audience actively, but it should be phrased differently for clarity.
Example: "The presentation was designed to be audience interactive, allowing participants to ask questions and share their thoughts throughout."
Alternatives: "audience engagement" or "interactive audience experience."
In contrast to formal lecturing, interactive seminars make use of several techniques to promote interaction, such as questioning the audience, interactive computer systems providing learners with immediate, anonymous feedback on their knowledge, clinical cases, debates between students presenting different opinions, films or videotapes or other audiovisual aids, and effective presentation skills.
How do I give that audience interactive that's relevant for them?
"Essentially, the whole concept around everything is secret," says founder Fabien Riggall, who's been putting on audience interactive screenings since 2007, anything from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest to Back to the Future.
This is a good chance to catch up on those newly acquired works, like Ohad Naharin's audience-interactive "Minus 16" and Ronald K. Brown's exhilarating "Grace".
Images of bodies wrapped in foil did pop, but performers in whiteface juxtaposed with indistinct photographs of atrocities made you long for the missing audience-interactive elements.
SummerStage's season of free theater and performances in city parks ends on a dramatic note on Friday, with an all-female audience-interactive adaptation of Aeschylus' "Seven Against Thebes," from the Faux-Real Theater Company.
Having already brought The17 to arts festivals in Huddersfield and Newcastle last year, Drummond's given us some idea of what a performance entails, and there certainly does seem to be an audience-interactive element suggested amidst the full manifesto.
FRIDAY: "Who Killed the Kingfish," an audience-interactive play based on the assassination of Huey Long, gets a staged reading at 7 p.m. in the Spiegel Theater on Hofstra University's Hempstead campus.
ENGLEWOOD Englewood Public Library Susanna Rich, poet, professor, and recipient of the Kean University Presidential Award for Distinguished Teaching, will present "Television Daddy," a staged, one-woman, audience-interactive poetry performance".
The band Curver performed an audience-interactive piece for laptop and mobile phones; Sjon, who writes songs with Bjork, composed a soprano-sung art-song cycle with Mum, a captivating technospheric ensemble; Jonsi joined a 13-member guitar orchestra for something a lot louder than Sigur Ros usually gets.
It starts with anxiety-provoking audience-interactive carnival games like "Be My Slave and Pick Up the Cotton Balls on the Stage" and "You Put a Positive Spin on This Totally Racist Statement" and ends with Burch trapping her audience under a "circus tent" (a claustrophobic canopy of cloth) and dishing out her take on the legacy of slavery, tutoring privileged kids, affirmative action, and more.
