Sentence examples for classes of audiences from inspiring English sources

We have run our flagship performance club night every Saturday for the past 11 years in a south London gay pub called the Royal Vauxhall Tavern, presenting accessible, arty, popular forms entertainment to very mixed classes of audiences.

("That was just a device to attract a better class of audience," he said, eying the spectators. "I see it failed").

Miss Julie is one of Strindberg's most-performed works today, but it was banned as obscene in 19th century Europe after its story of a struggle for sex and power between people of different classes scandalised audiences.

So he spent part of his time teaching undergraduate practical classes, giving talks to a range of audiences, and writing articles for Science's Next Wave.

Mr. Traffic began class with a kind of audience warmup, consisting of rapid-fire derisive remarks targeted at other D.M.V.-accredited traffic schools.

There's the carefully plotted clowning of the grand goofball Rob Torres, whose mischief displays his skills as a hat tosser, cup juggler and world-class crybaby in search of audience succor.

Though the two theatres staged similar productions, they appealed to different audiences: Drury Lane to the wealthy classes of society and Sadler's Wells to the boisterous working class.

Other areas of diversity are measured but we have no measures of class in theatre audiences; not all working-class people are concessions or visa versa.

Job: controller, Radio 4, BBC7 Age: 50 Industry: broadcasting Annual programming budget: £76.1m Staff: 55 2004 ranking: new entry Mark Damazer has the ear of the chattering classes and an audience of more than 9 million listeners.

When using both classes of gesture, gorillas paid specific attention to the attentional state of their audience.

Some early audience members have speculated that "Seminar" might be based on the rigorous fiction writing classes of Gordon Lish.