The phrase "auditorium run" is not a standard expression in written English and may be unclear without context.
It could potentially be used in contexts related to events or performances taking place in an auditorium, but it requires additional information for clarity.
Example: "The auditorium run for the play will start at 7 PM sharp."
Alternatives: "auditorium event" or "auditorium performance".
I then hear the banging on the doors of the auditorium, and I run downstairs to see a hundred people banging on the door.
As soon as we realized, some people ran into the auditorium but I decided to run for the front doors.
One day, half the students from Keira A. Dillon's fifth-grade gifted class mixed with half the students from Robyn Lindner's fifth-grade general education class and headed to the auditorium for a program run by the National Dance Institute.
The foundation of the sprawling three-level exhibition space (which will include an auditorium and a bistro run by the Michelin three-star chef Gérald Passédat) is supported by long, gently rounded posts.
A catwalk extends into the centre of the auditorium and the cast run up and down the side aisles with boundless energy, first as guests at a hunt ball, and subsequently as groupies and Top of the Pops dancers as the 60s starts to swing.
Finally, P94 has to perform WILLY WONKA, delayed by one week and when they do, it is in a hot auditorium that can only run a single fan, because students cannot be heard above the noise of any other cooling device.
(The show's delicious arrangements are by Luther Henderson, who was an Ellington protégé.) But last December, at the Hudson Guild Theater in Chelsea, a run-down auditorium with only 99 seats, the score's melodic ease and understated sophistication worked beautifully with the brash, cartoonish style that Mr. Owens borrowed from Damon Runyon.
The skinny, wild-eyed boy prepared for his bit part the night of the performance by running around the football field twice, timing himself to dash through the auditorium's side door and run onstage at the moment of his cue ("Enter a Messenger") and collapse in front of Macbeth.
And I'm sorry, but every time the name Twatt was uttered, a giggle did run round the auditorium.
On June 7, the National Theatre's purpose-built Shed auditorium opens a three-week run of "Mission Drift," a blues musical from a Brooklyn-based ensemble known as The TEAM.
