The phrase "audience present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to the people who are currently attending an event, presentation, or performance.
Example: "The speaker addressed the audience present with enthusiasm and clarity."
Alternatives: "attendees present" or "spectators in attendance".
Hamlet has a modern habit of "dancing with his thoughts," he said, and then uttering them to himself, with the audience present only as eavesdroppers.
The only recording device which I saw was a legitimate one, placed above the pianist's head onstage, and the audience present were blessedly focused on the music at hand, as was the pianist, instead of some glam fantasy.
And it is there: it is in the doing of it at the same time with the audience present and being in charge of it, unless you've been thrown off course by a director, which can happen, and then you have a miserable time because you can't get back to your own instinct.
On the one hand, you're thinking of what's next for you – or trying to – and seem strangely far away from the material you are suddenly being asked to discuss (quite possibly with an audience present) and on the other hand, here are all these strangers fossicking about in stuff that was quite recently only your stuff.
A serene, engaging woman whose slightly crossed eyes give her an otherworldly look, Ms. Monk speaks of her resolutely nonverbal art as an attempt, not to report on or explain experience — which she counts as a nasty habit of Western culture — but to constitute an experience in itself, specific to the performers involved and the audience present.
Here's what Chale Nafus says, on the Austin Film Society site: I used to laugh smugly at the ridiculous idea that the audience present at the 1913 premiere of the ballet "The Rite of Spring" were so upset by Stravinsky's ground-breaking music and Nijinsky's style-shattering dance that they screamed at the orchestra, dancers, and composer and were at the very edge of rioting.
The weeklong festival, which attracted an international audience, presented all of Bournonville's complete surviving ballets.
I'm a court-appointed lawyer arguing before the grand jury of the audience, presenting an entirely different case.
April 24 2015 April 29 201515 Theatre for a New Audience presents Fiasco Theatre's version of the Shakespeare comedy, directed by Jessie Austrian and Ben Steinfeld.
But activists in the audience presented a bleak picture of widespread racism, echoing that detailed in the report.
Possibly it was sheer paranoia, Stalin's suspicion that a man who knew writers abroad, had traveled and had an international audience presented a danger.
