"current audience" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "The current audience at the presentation was captivated by the speakers oratory skill."
One is that it flatters its current audience by inviting them to condescend to audiences past.
Mr. Kimmel's current audience is not especially young: its median age is 53.
Or at least make sure your current audience doesn't abandon you.
What we have to do as game developers is serve our current audience.
I'd guess that there hasn't been any market research into the current audience.
I also thought there was a deeper spiritual dimension to it that could be of value to a current audience".
Mr. Wilson also said it was essential that the opera wind up somewhere convenient to its current audiences.
"We have to adjust our expectations to reflect current audiences' desire for a less confrontational approach than theater in the '60s and '70s," he continued.
Current audiences are assumed to be too impatient to sit through anything like the menacing monologue by Quint, the mercenary shark hunter.
Moreover, CBS is entering the fray with an adult drama, a tricky genre in the best of times but one that is enormously challenged with current audiences.
And Pamela Franks, deputy director for collections and education at the Yale University Art Gallery, said: "Children are our current audiences for family programs, but they are our future audiences across the board.
