Sentence examples for audiences off from from inspiring English sources

Donning the requisite mask - a feature of Punchdrunk shows that immediately cuts audiences off from the real world and each other - I felt as if I'd fallen through time into a 1930s world of murderous intrigue.

It is of course necessary to drop the assumption that there is a fourth wall cutting the audience off from the stage and the consequent illusion that the stage action is taking place in reality and without an audience.

Ms. Frumkin organized "Do Something Reel" with a hand from CrowdStarter, a consulting firm that helps films find audiences off the beaten track.

Hagiography puts audiences off.

(Saltz) ★ 'TIM MINCHIN' This Australian pianist and comic keeps the audience off balance from start to finish in this insane one-man show.

(Neil Genzlinger) 'TIM MINCHIN' This Australian pianist and comic keeps the audience off-balance from start to finish in this insane one-man show.

Every few pages the story and location and characters shift to something new without explanation and that's what we look at in this episode: how you can use quick changes to throw your audience off and stop them from getting comfortable".

Far from putting audiences off, dropping blood into a title may even help in the age of the hugely popular "Saw" movies.

Mr. Kellogg said the opera was conducting a study to gauge potential audience fall-off from a move and the possibility of attracting new audiences.

But is it turning audiences off?

Yes-or-no questions shut down conversation and make you seem closed off from hearing what your audience may have to say.