The word "audiences" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of people who are participating in a performance, lecture, or similar event. For example: "The audience at the lecture hall was very engaged throughout the entire address."
Related: Museums at Night 2015 – a weekend of nocturnal activities "The idea has always been to get institutions to think about doing something different with their venues and different ways to attract audiences they wouldn't usually reach," said Nick Stockman, the festival campaign manager.
Revisionist remakes of classic children's films are all the rage at the moment, as studios seek to dust off properties for fresh audiences.
This meant that talent both behind the camera and in front of the camera were able to learn their craft, which in turn led to shows such as The Cosby Show being made for primetime audiences, which in turn proved to be training grounds for the next generation of talent".
Not only do they bring huge audiences to the broadcasters, regularly dominating the end-of-year list of most-watched programmes, but for ITV they deliver the so called "water-cooler moments" that advertisers crave.
Bachmann is probably an even more effective messenger than Santorum for these audiences, and she'd be doing it off the radar of many critics – fueling right-wing flames one town at a time.
This seminar is a unique opportunity to learn how to turn your documentary idea into a compelling film that audiences will love.
"Everyone had a character, an act, a play, a rant, and there were stages to do them on and audiences anxious to catch them," says Michael Musto, long-time chronicler of the New York scene for the Village Voice.
But the imposing brickwork and gloomy galleries put off modern audiences, according to Maria Balshaw, who runs the gallery.
There are the digital channels - but audiences lost the only provider of regular anime to the UK when the Anime Central channel shut down last August.
I know he loves our theatre, and I am delighted for our staff, our audiences and for our acting and production communities that he will be its next guardian".
The character was chosen by Marvel as a surprise choice for its first female-centred superhero movie despite Scarlett Johansson's Black Widow being better known to cinema audiences through her appearances in the Iron Man, Captain America and Avengers films.
