audience-led show
noun phraseUK /ˈɔːdiəns lɛd ʃəʊ/
US /ˈɔdiəns lɛd ʃoʊ/
A show where the people watching help decide what happens.
The audience-led show let kids vote on which song came next.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A performance shaped by audience suggestions and reactions.
The comedians turned their audience-led show into a night of improvised skits.
3. A broadcast format where viewers influence the content in real time.
The audience-led show let viewers text in to change the storyline.
4. An event where the crowd chooses the order or outcome of acts.
At the audience-led show, the crowd picked the winner by cheering loudest.