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playgoer

[pley-goh-er] / ˈpleɪˌgoʊ ər /


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Ticket revenue was put to quick use — to buy the makings of dinner, to be served to the playgoers.

From New York Times

Drama that tackles sensitive subjects and seeks to dissect provocative minds is on the agenda this fall in Washington theater, the result being that playgoers have their pick of challenging evenings all over town.

From Washington Post

It’s been the mission of the Contemporary American Theater Festival since 1991: offering a multi-production fix to playgoers who crave theater served hot from the creative kitchen.

From Washington Post

Calling Baker’s play “exceedingly clever,” and praising the performances, that review deemed “Chains” nonetheless “something too familiar to create any great excitement with our playgoers.”

From New York Times

But the civic contribution the play makes — asking playgoers in the Calderwood/BCA complex to reflect on the legacy of that explosive era — confers on the proceedings a welcome urgency.

From Washington Post