They recognise the joint project of academic broadcasting – at their best, these programmes can satisfy audiences and academics alike.
But they are alike in that they exist to deliver stories that tease, grip and ultimately satisfy audiences hungry for old-fashioned narratives.
We could never have shown what it was like to be in 100-foot seas, not in a way that would satisfy audiences in the year 2000.
Ms. Zambello's middle-of-the-road production may satisfy audiences and opera accountants today, but as any X-Games gold medalist knows, with less risk comes less reward.
According to Bob Masterson, chairman of Ripley Entertainment, Ripley's Believe It or Not! Odditorium returned to Times Square to satisfy audiences jaded by Hollywood blockbusters, and seeking personalized, nervy and unpredictable shows with homemade authenticity.
It is an intelligent gamble on Mr. Saleem's part; he knows that if he's not going to satisfy audiences with convention, he should at least supply a few entrances as detonation devices.
The mainstays of the puppet theatre were written not by Chikamatsu but by his successors; his plays, despite their literary superiority, failed to satisfy audiences' craving for displays of puppet techniques and for extreme representations of loyalty, self-sacrifice, and other virtues of the society.
Showroom, Fri to 14 Mar, visit shaff.co.uk Phelim O'Neill Strictly speaking, the 12th London Asian film festival has a predominantly south Asian bent, which – covering the whole of Bollywood plus films from Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Pakistan, Afghanistan, and even rural Glasgow – should be more than enough to satisfy audiences in the wake of the phenomenally successful My Name Is Khan.
The Napoleonic Wars had started, and the new proprietors of Sadler's Wells and Drury Lane looked to Grimaldi to satisfy audiences eager for comic relief.
