Sentence examples for audiences arriving from inspiring English sources

When I first saw his stand-up, less than a year after the 2001 terrorist attacks in New York, he would play a neat trick on audiences, arriving on stage with a strong Iranian accent before unmasking himself as a well-spoken Englishman who just couldn't believe how well the "ethnic angle" was working.

Audiences arriving at the Shubert are greeted by an uncurtained stage filled with letter-bearing blocks, outsized versions of what you might find on a nursery floor, and a seeming infinity of bookcases.

Audiences arriving at London's Royal Court's upstairs space for Bola Agbaje's excellent new play Belong – in which a black British politician takes a sabbatical in his Nigerian homeland after the curtain comes down on his career – find the actor Lucian Msamati, who plays the defeated MP, beached under blankets on a sofa in the middle of the stage.

Audiences arriving on the South Bank to see the National Theatre's new production of The Seagull this summer may imagine, as I did last weekend, that they are about to see a performance of the play that Anton Chekhov wrote in 1895.

It must be the fashion this year for theater productions to begin before the audiences arrive.

Most of them are on the 2, 4 and 5 lines, and fresh audiences arrive daily.

Audiences arrive skeptical, anticipating something exotic and unfamiliar, and leave pleasantly surprised that they understand and can identify with the film's characters.

After a handful of critics – notably David Stratton and Margaret Pomeranz – gave The Jammed gushing reviews, audiences arrived to see what the fuss was about.

The audiences arrive long before showtime, anticipating the moment when a man with a shaved head sets a glass of water and a cup of tea atop the seven-foot black Steinway piano.

Once audiences arrive at Prospect Park, they will be given free cardboard headsets to use with the app.

Then we see an opera house, the audience arriving, musicians warming up.