But as the weather got more dangerous, audiences shied away from making plans in Manhattan, which only left one option -- to do the show without an audience.
"It could be really, really dangerous!" The audience is attentive, not the least because Arnold employs a tone of voice that, in other circumstances, might suggest the inadvertent release of anthrax.
The play is blackness as something recreational, blackness as something naughty and dangerous an audience can immerse themselves in for two-and-a-half hours.
At one point a scenery move went wrong which was actually incredibly dangerous, but the audience thought it was part of the production".
Reviewing the City Opera's "Cendrillon" production in The Times, Donal Henahan described supertitles as "a dangerous experiment in audience education that on the whole worked astonishingly well".
I decided to try to find out for myself whether the notion of introducing teenagers to wine with dinner was as dangerous as the audience at that program perceived it to be.
The complex had no generator and it was far too dangerous for the audience to leave, so we played the entire concert pretty well from memory (a feat I don't think many professional orchestras could achieve), with just a dozen hastily assembled candles lighting the stage.
This spliced the original text with an anarchist tract culled from the web, leaving it open as to whether Ibsen's hero is a man courageously standing up for the rights of the individual or a dangerous fanatic (the audience is invited to heckle Stockmann directly, before he is pelted with black paint – as graphic a representation of internet trolling as I've seen).
We're developing Elite: Dangerous for an audience like us by which I mean the people working on the game and our backers".
In the last year, American politics has turned into the greatest, darkest show on Earth, with Trump the largest, angriest bear turning increasingly bizarre and dangerous tricks, his audience recoiling but unable to look away.
