Sentence examples for awkward audience from inspiring English sources

"For an awkward audience that didn't necessarily understand the order of things," he said, "I would perhaps say I was someone to identify with.

Dr Brown, who work is often silent and involves awkward audience participation, receives his nominated for a new show, entitled Befrdfgth, which has not yet been seen in the UK.

Comparisons are often made between the Caplan and Tom Waits, and he was at his most Waits-ish during the Blood Money-esque Devil Town which, with some mildly awkward audience participation, was one of the lower points.

It's an essential western scene – and we've already got a good few more under our cowboy-buckled belts, obediently obeying the demands of James Stenhouse (our hero) and Gemma Paintin (his lover/ the whore) as they try to create the ultimate western with just a mouth-organ, stetson, bottle of tomato sauce, and a slightly awkward audience.

YouTube is full of videos of men being racist the more violent the more popular, it seems but until the recent videos shot on the Paris Métro and the London Underground came to light, most of the internet's public transport racists have tended to be lone women howling epithets as a shocked and awkward audience watches on.

At Gateway Playhouse in Bellport, the show begins with an awkward audience-participation dance party hosted by Jim O'Brien, who is a real-life D.J. at B-103 in Farmingdale, in a tuxedo and glittery bow tie.

Oh, and did we mention that there's an incredibly tiny, very awkward "studio audience" laughing along the entire time?

A tepid ending and problematic direction (actors speaking with their backs to the audience, awkward scene changes) don't help matters.

Mr. Kennedy has previously walked the line between awkward comedy and audience provocation in a hidden-camera television series, "The Jamie Kennedy Experiment," and a documentary, "Heckler".

Some choreographers find Danspace awkward, as the audience is usually on three sides, but Ms. Tanowitz handles both three-dimensional space and the fourth dimension of time (and music) with unusual authority.

The humor in this film is cheesy, over-the-top, awkward for the audience, and just doesn't play.