Sentence examples for audience star from inspiring English sources

I get nervous before every show, especially if there's a family member or celebrity in the audience (Star Wars' John Boyega came a few weeks ago), but having a routine helps.

"In order to give maximum creative freedom to the film-makers and also preserve an element of surprise and discovery for the audience, Star Wars Episodes VII-IX will not tell the same story told in the post-Return of the Jedi expanded universe".

The Audience, starring Helen Mirren as the Queen, has broken the box office record for a National Theatre (NT) Live broadcast, drawing an audience of more than 110,000 worldwide.

The new, stripped-down revival — the actors enter from and exit into wings that are visible to the audience — stars John Lithgow, Dianne Wiest, Patrick Wilson and, in her Broadway debut, Katie Holmes.

To be sure, Peter Morgan's play "The Audience," starring Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II, is up for five prizes, having opened in March just at the cusp of eligibility for this year's gongs.

Nick and Norah's Infinite Playlist should please the Juno audience, starring, as it does, Michael Cera, and director Peter Sollett showed a talent for New York tales in his sweet debut, Raising Victor Vargas.

Other highlights include "Petrushka," created by the puppeteer Basil Twist, set to Stravinsky's classic score; two Irish imports, "The Cripple of Inishmaan" by Martin McDonagh, above, from the Druid Theater and Mark O'Rowe's "Terminus" from the Abbey Theater; and a production of "The Merchant of Venice" by the Theater for a New Audience, starring F. Murray Abraham as Shylock.

After directing the sell-out West End production of David Hare's Skylight with Carey Mulligan last year, Daldry will take the show to Broadway, where he will also be bringing Peter Morgan's 2013 play The Audience – starring Helen Mirren as Queen Elizabeth II – that he previously directed at the Gielgud Theatre.

The Fox Searchlight release, which is aimed at an African American audience, stars Paula Patton as a flight attendant so desperate to get married that she starts dating her ex-boyfriends again.

While most of its transmissions are productions from the National Theatre, the series has also provided screenings of West End plays, including last year's "The Audience," starring Helen Mirren as Elizabeth II.

So you get cushions that reveal people's dreams once they touch them, mirrors that question your identity, while money reveals its allure in a series of interactive installations that give the audience starring roles in the unfolding dramas.