The phrase "audience lights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in the context of theater or performance to refer to the lights that illuminate the audience area.
Example: "As the show began, the audience lights dimmed, creating an atmosphere of anticipation."
Alternatives: "house lights" or "audience illumination".
Am I not making any impact at all?" Judging from the bursts of continual laughter coming from the audience "Lights Up" made a big impact.
At nine o'clock, the sky a soft peach, the amphitheatre filled with the billow of smoke machines and the warm burr of chatter from the audience, lights suddenly splay out across the cavea and the opening notes of 5am fill the air.
Admittedly the two debates so far have had a stage, an audience, lights and a set – oh my poor eyes, Sky's set – and of course there's evidence of rehearsal and no small amount of scripting, but then so does a Mansion House dinner or a bar mitzvah.
So as you know, the format of the show is that the mirror opens if 75percentt of the audience lights up for them.
The show itself is adjusted for its audience: lighting states softened, loud noises lowered.
This was confirmed as the lights went down and about half of the audience lit little votive candles in what has become a traditional prelude to the performance.
With input from an editor and feedback from focus groups of established customers, Strogatz designed a course targeted to a generally well-educated audience -- light on the math, but including a wide variety of angles he hadn't explored before.
Within a few years, commercial radio stations were busy developing programming for dozens of demographic slices of the American audience — light rock for young-adult women, hard rock for young-adult men, elevator music for the older crowd, and on and on.
"It is always a joy to talk about doing business in Vietnam and see the faces of the audience light up".
After finally hearing the opening strains to "Clash of the Lightsabers" performed by the Los Angeles Philharmonic after intermission, the "Star Wars -hungry Wars -hungry up the night with hundreds of blue, green audiencenovelit lightsabers.
Following about an hour of song, prayer and spiritual readings, the audience lit candles and made its way across the street into the Boston Common, fanning out around the park's pond with their tiny flames.
