Sentence examples for broadened audiences from inspiring English sources

Commissioning ZooNation is largely about opening up the theatre's spaces to new types of dance and dancer, with broadened audiences to match.

These rare milestones occurred within a short period of time: after the rise of mass media, which broadened audiences exponentially and gave people a stake in such spectacles, but before 24-hour saturation coverage left little to write about afterward.

But for Mr. Canfield, his experiments were a means to broaden audiences and energize ballet with a dose of pop culture.

Cheap tickets intended to broaden audiences get snapped up by regular theatregoers, he argues, thus ensuring the subsidy is in the wrong place.

That kind of thinking helps broaden audiences, but it doesn't come cheap, and perhaps some percentage of the growing profits from NT Live and Live from Stratford-upon-Avon could help fund such initiatives at theatres around the country?

As an example of its effort to broaden audiences, the company will help the Signature Theater keep tickets at $20 through 2009, extending a effort begun three years ago, during a season of works by August Wilson.

In particular, the present work argues that social media outlets such as Twitter broaden audiences, speed up communication, and force clearer and more concise descriptions of a researcher's work.

I know you are trying to broaden audience engagement, but then what? – Can people still contribute if they are not in front of the PARTI?

"Local programming in prime time - that will broaden audience access, and help us break through to our British fan base," says Mr Fertitta.

"Devices like phones and tablets have broadened the audience for games," he says.

The cafe has broadened its audience and core way beyond its bohemian Puerto Rican roots.