MADE ROLL THE AISLES Meaning and
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The phrase "made roll the aisles" is an idiomatic expression originating from the entertainment industry, specifically referring to an act or performance that elicits uncontrollable laughter or amusement from the audience to the point where they are physically rolling in the aisles.
The phrasal verb "made" in this context signifies causing or inducing a particular reaction or response. "Roll the aisles" is a poetic and humorous metaphorical description of the reaction of extreme laughter that is so intense that individuals in the audience are imitated as rolling on the floor between the theater or auditorium seats.
When a performance "makes the audience roll the aisles," it signifies that the content or delivery of the act or show is tremendously funny and often involves clever wordplay, well-timed punchlines, slapstick humor, or comedic physicality. The impact is such that the humor surpasses the mere chuckles or light laughter commonly observed during ordinary comedic performances, reaching a level where the audience becomes visibly and audibly overwhelmed with hilarity, unable to control their laughter and physically rolling on the floor.
This expression is commonly used in reviews or conversations to describe the highly amusing nature of a play, comedy show, or a memorable comedic performance that has successfully entertained the audience to the extent that they are laughing uncontrollably and joyously tumbling about the theater's aisles.
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