Sentence examples for in which audience from inspiring English sources

It will include a workshop in which audience members make shadow puppets.

The result is a cycle of energy, in which audience members spill in and out of the piece.

Aug. 21 at 8: Pauline Oliveros's concerts are meditative, unfolding experiences in which audience participation — or capitulation — is vital.

That is followed by a question-and-answer session in which audience members urge the speakers to make connections between the two.

Many took part in a routine called siqiang ("wall of death") in which audience members divide into two groups and charge at each other.

Those needs include everything from the manner in which audience members get information about a performance to the manner in which they access transportation when the performance ends.

What resulted was a piece in which audience-members were blindfolded and bound into a wheelchair, then had each of their senses teased before a final, unsettling moment of intimacy with a performer.

The HD series is part of a culture in which audiences are divorced from live performance.

Both projects suggest a future in which audiences might cut out the middleman, supporting artists online, free of network demands.

The deficit that almost sank the theater came about after 15 years in which audiences dwindled at the 1,200-seat 1,200-seat

He said the case had elements of classical tragedy, in which audiences relish seeing the mighty laid low.