Sentence examples for entranced audiences from inspiring English sources
BUDAPEST — Ivan Fischer is best known as a first-class conductor whose Budapest Festival Orchestra has entranced audiences worldwide.
Gone are government-sponsored performances by symphony orchestras and by giant opera companies that once entranced audiences abroad.
Marianne Elliott and Tom Morris's National Theatre production – still stabled at the West End – entranced audiences with its uncanny, life-sized horse puppets.
The production was by Phelim McDermott, whose paper-puppet staging of Glass's "Satyagraha" entranced audiences at the Met in 2008 and 2011.
"David was the first guy to produce me, to actually give me a chance," says Mark Morris, who turned up in 1981 as an unknown from Seattle and immediately entranced audiences.
From Seven Samurai to Ran, Kurosawa's distinctive mix of compelling stories, unique atmospheres and technical brilliance entranced audiences around the world and Wild's succinct study is packed with insights into both the man and his work.
This remarkable film - finally released here two years after it was made - first entranced European audiences at the Berlin film festival.
Known before the Russian revolution as the Imperial Russian Ballet, and today as the Mariinsky Ballet, after the St Petersburg theatre it has occupied since 1886, the company entranced London audiences with the purity of its style and schooling.
Having entranced opera audiences with his recent casting of the Brooklyn dancer Banks in The Gospel According to the Other Mary, Sellars is due to premiere an entire flex production at New York's Park Avenue Armory.
He would clearly have had the option of returning to Paris at a time when Marcel Pagnol, Jean Renoir, Jean Vigo and Marcel Carne were making, or about to make, films that entrance audiences to this day.
He could entrance audiences at robust venues, such as the Liverpool Empire, by drinking a pint of water and smoking a cigarette while projecting his voice on to his leonine companion.
