What is another word for curious audience?
Pronunciation: [kjˈʊɹɪəs ˈɔːdi͡əns] (IPA) 
A curious audience refers to a group of people who are eager to learn and discover new things. For starters, you could use the phrase "inquisitive spectators" or "knowledge-hungry viewers" to describe such a group. "Enthusiastic listeners" also works for an audience that is excited about what they're hearing. Another possible synonym is "open-minded attendees," signifying that they are willing to listen with an open heart and learn something new. "Adventurous onlookers" is also fitting if they are exploring new ideas with an adventurous spirit. Finally, you could describe this type of audience as "curious onlookers" or "inquisitive witnesses," highlighting their desire to learn and their attentive nature.
