groundlings

the groundlings roared with laughter at the comedian's jokes.

shakespeare's plays were often performed for enthusiastic groundlings.

the theater offered a special viewing area for the groundlings.

many groundlings stood for hours to watch the performance.

the groundlings enjoyed the lively atmosphere of the outdoor play.

the actors engaged with the groundlings between scenes.

the groundlings threw flowers onto the stage as a sign of appreciation.

the play's success was partly due to its appeal to the groundlings.

the groundlings were a vital part of the elizabethan theater experience.

the groundlings often provided spontaneous reactions to the performance.

the company catered to the groundlings with slapstick comedy.