The phrase "auditorium regularly" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It could be used in a context discussing the frequency of events or activities held in an auditorium.
Example: "The school holds performances in the auditorium regularly throughout the year."
Alternatives: "frequently in the auditorium" or "often at the auditorium".
This meant that the reverent silence of the auditorium was regularly broken by yelps of laughter or gasps of excitement.
Mr. Wyrick is a lecturer regularly at Richardson Auditorium as Concertmaster of the NJSO and has collaborated with the Richardson Chamber Players.
In the middle decades of the 20th century, when theatre was testing the limits of taste, an off-stage sound-effect was regularly heard in the auditorium: the rat-a-tat of seat-backs clacking as scandalised theatregoers walked out.
The loudspeaker arrays regularly seen in large auditoriums often make use of a single woofer and a single midrange speaker but two or even three high-frequency tweeters.
She and her husband, astrophysicist and Utah State faculty member Shane Larson, initiated and ran a successful monthly program called Science Unwrapped that regularly filled a 500-seat auditorium and then funneled audience members out into an atrium where they could perform science experiments and talk with scientists.
Standing in the lavishly restored faux-Moroccan interior, the statue brings to mind the classic Bogart film "Casablanca" — recalling in the process a bygone era when moviegoers regularly filled the Garde's 1,472-seat 1,472-seat.
By means of signals of style, the audience may be led to expect that the play will follow known paths, and the pattern of the play will regularly echo the rhythm of response in the auditorium.
Before the revolution, the salons were intimate affairs of twenty or thirty people; now more than a hundred regularly attend, and he usually holds them in a borrowed auditorium.
