Difference between Theatergoers and Playgoer

THEATERGOERS vs PLAYGOER: NOUN

One who goes to plays; someone known to be a member of the audience at theatric productions.
One who frequents playhouses, or attends dramatic performances.
One who habitually attends theatrical performances.
One who attends the theater.
Someone who attends the theater

Goers, Shoppers, Filmgoer, Playwright, Concertgoers, Patrons, Musicals, Diners, Theater, Audiences, Moviegoers, Filmgoers, Audience, Playgoer, Theatregoer

Absurdism, Usherette, Shakespearian, Opera, Dramaturgy, Shakespearean, Dramatist, Groundling, Thespian, Playwright, Filmgoer, Theater, Moviegoer, Theatregoer, Theatergoer

Groundling, Commuters, Productions, Ayckbourn, Travelers, Filmgoer, Playwright, Patrons, Diners, Theater, Moviegoers, Filmgoers, Audience, Playgoer, Theatregoer

Shavian, Absurdism, Usherette, Shakespearian, Opera, Dramaturgy, Shakespearean, Dramatist, Groundling, Thespian, Playwright, Filmgoer, Theater, Moviegoer, Theatregoer

Theatergoers cannot realistically ask for their money back if actors perform their roles poorly or the script is bad.
Cohan tunes and fighting off the Jerries until the final tearful reunion onstage before a cheering crowd of theatergoers.
Casey Nicholaw finds a catchy show that manages to send up Shakespeare and reward theatergoers for their musical knowledge.
Theatergoers versed in the history of Masekela's homeland might be best positioned to appreciate these references.
Boise, Idaho News, Weather and Traffic - KTRV Fox 12 - Theatergoers line up for Bway tickets (Titel).
San Diego has a vast number of options available for theatergoers, including many Broadway shows.
Wigs and other signs of class distinction were taken from the theatergoers.
But most theatergoers will find Wicked well worth the big ticket price.
Both venues book excellent shows and are highly rated by theatergoers.
A touching performance suitable for the youngest theatergoers.