The phrase "auditorium lights" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the lighting fixtures or illumination in an auditorium setting, often in discussions about events, performances, or venue setups.
Example: "Before the show starts, the technician will dim the auditorium lights to create the right atmosphere."
Alternatives: "theater lights" or "venue lighting".
Unfortunately, we must suffer through four more interruptions before the auditorium lights come on.
For the first time, to add to the realism of the play, the auditorium lights could be darkened.
Quite possibly, but by the time the Twickenham popcorn has been eaten and the auditorium lights extinguished, it is still hard to see the men in black finishing second.
However, Daniels said the writers thought the school's auditorium was such a "cool location" that they added a scene in which the auditorium lights were turned off in the middle of the meeting.
Instead Mats asked for an "electrifying TED Talk". It turns out that we would be taking part in a highly produced "Purpose Summit" - complete with an auditorium, lights, cameras, a live audience made up of Mats' friends from around the world, with Mats himself serving as officiating host.
"This is what it really looks like," he said, staring up at the hugely magnified projection, his face half-shadowed in the dim auditorium light.
In the auditorium, the lights go down low and the band hits fast-stepping strains of Gershwin and Porter.
An 85-year-old auditorium, its lights twinkling on the marquee, the Lafayette has a balcony and a single movie screen — as well as a Wurlitzer pipe organ played on Friday and Saturday nights before the main feature.
The stage was lit with hundreds of candles and the auditorium remained lighted during the performance.
The expression on my face in the auditorium as the lights finally went up was like that of the first-night's audience at Springtime for Hitler.
Whereas the bosses of other technology companies welcomed the audience into the auditorium with flashing lights and blasting rock music, Google played Bach's Brandenburg Concerto Number Three and had a thought puzzle waiting on every seat.
