Drawing what analysts called the date-night crowd, audiences gave it an A CinemaScore.
Such is 'our' Bryn's rapport with his home-crowd audience that it seems entirely appropriate that he is lifted aloft, on wires, at the end; with another baritone in the role (Roberto de Candia, for instance, who takes over after 20 March), this will look like the contrived stage device that it is, demeaning to the rest of a polished ensemble.
The show which sold out in record time featured an impressively passionate and diverse crowd (audience member outfit of the night goes to the dude stunting in the iced out gold kicks and "Haters Need <3 Too" hat).
Mr. Moody, who played along side of Mr. Gillespie from 1946 until his death in 1993, was there when audiences crowded the clubs on 52nd Street in New York.
Mr. Moody, who played alongside Mr. Gillespie from 1946 until his death in 1993, was there when audiences crowded the clubs on 52nd Street in Manhattan to see the evolution of jazz.
The show went on: the audience crowded into the sweltering room, listening to lyric readings on jagged lives.
The audience, crowded round their favourite bands, are somewhat tense as they wait for the judges' final decision.
The performance seemed to mark a new low for various aspects of popular culture, but the nadir came as the audience crowded around the Idol judges' table.
"Platform," which begins in 1979, as the Cultural Revolution is giving way to reform, opens on a village audience crowded around a stage for a performance of a Communist musical about Mao's birthplace, "A Train Travelling Toward Shaoshan".
As a capacity audience crowded onto the benches that surrounded the rectangular stage of the tiny black-box space of the Royal Court Jerwood Theater Upstairs, I could feel my chest tightening and my breath growing shorter.
Not only has Meixner successfully conjured Partch's soundworld, but the constructions look superb (after a performance in Amsterdam in June, the audience crowded around the stage, everyone keen for an up-close ogle).
