Sentence examples for bring audience from inspiring English sources

In a sense, such notions seem to bring audience members closer to Stockhausen's work rather than alienating them.

It's one thing to bring audience members onstage for three minutes of mockery, then sit them back down again.

Performing would be only part of a menu of teaching, master classes and projects that bring audience members closer to performers.

Sometimes we will do a post-show discussion and bring audience members backstage to show them from where I operate the show.

I saw this as an opportunity to bring audience attention to these artists and you certainly don't go into that room and think, this is full of work by old people".

But as the show continued, the sound and the beat were catchy enough to bring audience members to their feet; coaxed by Mr. Checker, a few even hopped onstage to gyrate side by side with him.

Good critics help bring audiences to films.

Then the director can push an idea for all it's worth and still bring audiences along.

"That makes it easy to bring audiences down for cultural events".

"It promises to bring audiences closer to a story than any previous platform".

The decision was made to give "the studio and filmmakers adequate time to bring audiences the best possible version" of Jurassic Park 4, the studio said in a statement.