The study was conducted in a spacious auditorium.
Seen from a wide angle, the auditorium, with its red stage ringed by seats bathed in blue light, resembles an ancient Greek theatre decorated in the garish colors of American politics — Lewinsky the heroine of the national tragicomedy, reading at last from her own script.
The new seats are about two inches wider, and the auditorium's formerly threadbare red upholstery has been replaced by blue-green velour.
The auditorium is wide and not too deep, so you feel you can connect with everyone in the room.
Aided by a PowerPoint presentation projected on a wide screen in an auditorium at the University of Michigan's Cardiovascular Center, he painstakingly reviewed the logical chain of facts that had led him to conclude that an individual mandate was the best way to insure almost every person in Massachusetts at the lowest cost to taxpayers.
And then, performers representing the wide range of the Auditorium's programming entertained the mostly black-tie and befurred audience.
In this spirit, there was a teach-in held at St . Lukes Hospital on the Upper West Side of Manhattan on April 24th, attended by single payer advocates from far and wide who filled the auditorium.
At a recent performance at a school in northwest London, a female student in a black, head-to-toe abaya asked Arshad for a hug – "You stole my wallet!" he exclaimed afterwards – and the entire room shouted with delight when Arshad took an auditorium-wide selfie.
Cliff W. Gilmore held the wide-eyed newcomers rapt in an auditorium where he gave their orientation address as he broached the possibility of imminent combat.
As of last fall, it has its own street-level home, somewhat forbidding outside but heavenly inside, with airy galleries, wide hallways, a neatly proportioned auditorium and lots of classrooms.
