Sentence examples for clever audience from inspiring English sources

Game of Thrones (and Homeland) are not tat, but clever shows, aimed at a clever audience.

The music – composed by Gibson and performed by one-man-band Christopher Preece – is an extra character in the tale, and at a key moment some clever audience participation implicates us in the story, too.

Although the New Victory is dedicated to entertainment for children, "Do Jump!," with a succession of highly creative vignettes that range from tap dancing to a power lunch by four acrobatic women who mean business to clever audience participation in performance and song, offers satisfying entertainment for all.

Ontroerend Goed's clever, infuriating Audience garnered most of the attention, but there were plenty of other shows in which the viewers were put to the test.

Perhaps if the filmmakers had stopped gazing into the mirror a tad less often and weren't as convinced that they were so much more clever than the audience, Tropic Thunder might have been a better film.

Continental European theatre is sometimes accused of being auteur-ish, clever-clever, dismissive of its audience.

That's the atmosphere at the start of "Matthew Takes Mannahatta," a refreshingly clever musical for audiences 5 to 12 from Vital Family Theater.

You can't talk about how successful you are with women or how expensive your car is or that you're cleverer than the audience.

It seemed that Ms. Elliott had played a clever trick on her audience.

It makes the audience feel clever because they're remembering something from earlier and doing the work themselves.

And then when we came we realised how clever and knowledgeable the audience is and how experimental the work is.