The phrase "audience production" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to media, performance, or events where the creation or engagement of an audience is discussed.
Example: "The success of the event relied heavily on effective audience production strategies to ensure maximum participation."
Alternatives: "audience engagement" or "audience development".
Christian Camargo ("All My Sons, Dexterer") plays the Dane in this Theater for a New Audience production.
"The Broken Heart," which begins performances next Saturday in a Theater for a New Audience production at the Duke on 42nd Street, leaves seven characters dead.
Everything looks delightful in the Theater for a New Audience production of "Engaged," which opened on Thursday night at the Lucille Lortel Theater.
His 1907 play, "Waste," just had an an all too brief run in a Theater for a New Audience production at the American Place Theater in Manhattan.
(Brantley) Last Chance * 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' This Theater for a New Audience production inspires a quiet prayer of thanks to the theater gods.
(Isherwood) * 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL' This Theater for a New Audience production inspires a quiet prayer of thanks to the theater gods.
The marathon will feature selections from the current Theater for a New Audience productions of "Othello" and "Hamlet," with cast members including Christian Camargo, Juliet Rylance, John Douglas Thompson and Kate Forbes.
But as happens too often with Theater for a New Audience productions, there is a depressing gap between conception and execution.
(For those, you would be better off checking out the current Cheek by Jowl or Theater for a New Audience productions of "Macbeth," in which the emphasis is on interior worlds instead of the World of Interiors).
(Grode) 'Much Ado About Nothing' (previews start on Saturday; opens on Feb. 17) Fans of no-frills, shrewdly conceived, elegantly presented Shakespeare have learned to circle their calendars for Arin Arbus's annual Theater for a New Audience productions.
The Theater for a New Audience productions of "Othello" and "Hamlet," which ran back to back this year and received strong reviews from critics, drew interest from some New York producers, who saw the possibility of a major theatrical event by pairing the shows for a commercial run.
