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Grammar : Noun

Spell : pley-goh-er

Phonetic Transcription : ˈpleɪˌgoʊ ər

participant

Definition of playgoer

As in audience : noun group observing an entertainment or sporting event
As in spectator : noun person who watches event

Example sentences :

That was a splendid time for the so-called "country" playgoer.
Extract from : « Ellen Terry and Her Sisters » by T. Edgar Pemberton

These are the things playgoers—and who is not a playgoer these days?
Extract from : « The Scrap Book, Volume 1, No. 1 » by Various

The Elizabethan playgoer had no desire to bias the judgment of the dramatist.
Extract from : « Shakespeare in the Theatre » by William Poel

The opposition is the firm and narrow mind of the British playgoer.
Extract from : « Plays, Acting and Music » by Arthur Symons

He discovered that he had quite a number of startling ideas about theatre-construction, based on his own experience as a playgoer.
Extract from : « The Regent » by E. Arnold Bennett

The Dowager Lady Randolph watched the young household with something of the interest with which a playgoer watches the stage.
Extract from : « Sir Tom » by Mrs. Oliphant

The original text contains both “playgoer” and “play-goer” and contains both “Guistinian” and “Giustinian.”
Extract from : « Henry VIII and His Court » by Herbert Tree

Half-price was an institution of old date, however, and by no means without advantage to the playgoer.
Extract from : « A Book of the Play » by Dutton Cook

Regret soon ceases on finding that I am among old friends acting a story more or less familiar to every playgoer.
Extract from : « Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 105, September 9, 1893 » by Various

At first sight it would seem that the Elizabethan playgoer's lot was anything but happy.
Extract from : « Shakespeare and the Modern Stage » by Sir Sidney Lee

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