Vaudevillian acts aligned themselves well to the notions of stupefaction as there was the desire to surprise and excite the audience.

The name comes from their ability to excite the audience with their terrific matches.

His dancing may not soar the way it once did, but his final solo of the night proved that he can still excite an audience's blood.

This scene depicts conflicts between prey and predator vividly, exciting the audience.

He was a magical storyteller; his booming, lyrical voice, and shock of white flowing hair inspired and excited his audiences.