applaudience
term used in open door theatre invented by an amazing director to refer to when the audience applauds wildly at our amazing show.
applaudience by izzie April 10, 2005
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applaudience
applaudience noun describes the cummulative mass and noise factor generated by both large and small groups of fans when their musical or dramatic heroes perform particularly well.
The bass player winked at his mates and nodded his thanks at the applaudience. Geez, I thought this was just going to be
a little brodown when we got here, he thought to himself.
a little brodown when we got here, he thought to himself.
applaudience by Mark W. Schlemmer January 13, 2006
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The people at the Aliver Hall show last night at Peach's really liked clapping for, well, anything. What an applaudience!
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