It is likely that London audiences, trained by ENO to expect dramaturgical adventure, will find more to enjoy in Alden's methods.
One issue invariably arises when traditional Indian dances are shown here: the works seldom illustrate their supposed subjects with anything like the clarity that Western audiences, trained by three centuries of belief in narrative dance drama, usually expect.
Even classical music is more exclusive, with opera often sung in the original language, and a smaller audience trained to appreciate it.
Speaking by telephone on Monday, Eddie Egan, president for marketing at Universal Pictures, said he was not concerned that an audience trained on wise-cracking period adventures like "Sherlock Holmes" and the "Pirates of the Caribbean" series now has some catching up to do.
"That's because it's a TERMINAL!" Advertisement Brucker explained the difference to his perplexed audience: Trains pass through a station, but their journeys end at a terminal.
Naïvely, we wanted the audience, trained dialecticians all, to know that we knew that America is only as much fun as Disneyland if you happen to own it.
Naively, we wanted the audience, trained dialecticians all, to know that we knew that America is only as much fun as Disneyland if you happen to own it.
The group's manifesto, which Yeats wrote, declared, "We hope to find in Ireland an uncorrupted & imaginative audience trained to listen by its passion for oratory ... & that freedom to experiment which is not found in the theatres of England, & without which no new movement in art or literature can succeed".
James Franco, who directed The Disaster Artist and stars as Wiseau, doesn't seem to intend for his portrayal to be a parody or a joke but this will likely take a while to sink in for any audience trained to laugh at anything delivered in a Wiseau-ian accent.
Form is emphasized, both for its ritual value and because audiences are trained to recognize the beauty implicit in form.
