theatergoer
or the·a·tre·go·er
[thee-uh-ter-goh-er, theeuh -]
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noun
a person who goes to the theater, especially often or habitually.
Origin of theatergoer
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Examples from the Web for theatre-goer
Historical Examples of theatre-goer
Probably the average of the theatre-goer is under rather than over twenty-two.
Mankind in the MakingH. G. Wells
Mr. F. Worse and worse, my nephew and namesake a theatre-goer.
Not exactly a theatre-goer, uncle, though I confess I might be, were the performance always as excellent as last evening.
Dull, indeed, must the theatre-goer be if he leaves without having assimilated some valuable lesson.
The Evolution of FashionFlorence Mary Gardiner
Every American theatre-goer has seen Sammie exaggerated on the music-hall stage.
Night Bombing with the BedouinsRobert Henry Reece