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".
But he didn't say anything that would bring audiences in to see my play, so I've skipped it.
The series is the latest initiative of Melissa Smey, the director of the Miller Theater, to "bring audiences closer to the music," as she said in welcoming remarks.
In 2006 Chris Anderson, the author of "The Long Tail", predicted that the internet would vastly increase the supply of niche media products and bring audiences to them.
Or enjoy a musical at the McCarter Theatre Center in which actors, directors, producers, and set and lighting designers — all Princeton students — bring audiences to their feet.
A more constructive approach would be to bring audiences to the concert hall, but this is difficult because the orchestra does not have its own facility.
Gustavsen's discreet gospel roots and his musical meticulousness bring audiences to awed silence, and his Jan Garbarek-like saxophonist Tore Brunborg was flawlessly attuned to the atmosphere.
The latter was a transcendental force who would perform sitting cross-legged on a rug and routinely bring audiences, literally, to their knees.
