Meanings of theatregoer (theatregoers) in English

It was eleven o'clock, and the theatregoers were swarming in the Strand.

People leaned out of the windows, like theatregoers at a play.

Easy to imagine 3 children with Father may soon pique jaded appetites of confirmed theatregoers.

Joan Littlewood's Oh What a Lovely War shocked and delighted theatregoers before become a defanged film.

Arguably none of this matters to casual theatregoers.

The Kings Head Theatre Pub has been an institution for London's theatregoers for almost 50 years.

Lester said he thought the production had managed to connect with a whole new generation of theatregoers.

In many theatregoers' opinion, the best of all the companies & plays were those from East and West Berlin.

Probably theatregoers hoping to find a spot just as parking became legal at 7:00.

It all started as a last-ditch effort by theatregoers to get rid of their gum while waiting in line.

We also spot some sixtysomething theatregoers -the Coliseum, home of the English National Opera, is just across the road.

And the most courteous and dedicated theatregoers are here, the actor added in an interview ahead of his Broadway debut.

Pat Nolan, who died on August 11th, was a fine actor whose best work will be remembered only by older theatregoers.

Tricks of perspective make the horizontal stage feel dizzily vertical, creating such tension and jeopardy that theatregoers must remember to breathe.

James Fritz is already familiar to theatregoers for his Edinburgh hit Ross and Rachel, and the slippery Four Minutes Twelve Seconds.

He also was an author, television documentary-maker and playwright, and his work was well known to RTÉ viewers and Dublin theatregoers.