Sentence examples for directing the audience from inspiring English sources

Bedlam also has a kinetic aesthetic that puts Mr. Tucker in the role of essentially directing the audience, a responsibility that began during Bedlam's inaugural productions at Access Theater in TriBeCa last year.

These men, Mr. Dundervill and Benjamin Asriel, serve as mysterious intermediaries throughout, cycling through a series of movements before directing the audience upstairs to find a more ambiguous tableau.

"It's easy to make the feet move here and there, but to have a concept up here in your head, a way of thinking about what the beauty of the movement means, and of directing the audience so that they can see it and be impressed enough to think about it, is much harder".

"Come out here, Hollis," she adds, looking offstage and directing the audience's attention there.

In each, the lighting designer James Farncombe creates a pattern in the darkness, directing the audience's gaze.

The scheme succeeded in directing the audience's attention toward the pianist while preserving an awareness of the Armory's immensity.

Where you're looking directs the audience's focus".

After the two-Presidents line, Bush directed the audience to "the person who handled both introductions," his mother, Barbara Bush.

I was interested in finding places where I could subtly direct the audience to mimic actions of the characters.

He directs the audience to be silent for a moment and then to applaud when he signals.

(The reference to Baltimore, see, will direct the audience to the next book, set in Maryland. The series goes in alphabetical order).