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The phrase "audiences at the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to groups of people who are watching or listening to a performance, event, or presentation.
Example: "The director was thrilled to see the audiences at the premiere reacting positively to the film."
Alternatives: "viewers at the" or "spectators at the".
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It means appealing to different audiences at the same time.
The chastened, muted audiences at the theater will be thanks enough.
They were songs that expected, and got, large audiences at the time.
Initially they found one another and their audiences at the edges.
The film screened to enthusiastic audiences at the Sundance Film Festival in January.
"That seems to be the market that's really connecting with audiences at the moment".
In 1962, the bow-tied audiences at the festival were similarly affronted by Mondo Cane.
"To be honest, Christmas audiences at the theatre can be hard work.
Adult audiences at the time were just as blind to Dirty Dancing's feminism.
But to audiences at the time, there was no sense of being sexy.
I have always worked for two audiences at the same time.
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