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Arts du Spectacle - Mots Liés aux Arts de la Spectacle

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés aux arts du spectacle tels que "showstopper", "open mic" et "routine".

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dancing partner

someone with whom one engages in dancing, typically as part of a pair or couple

partenaire de danse, cavalier

partenaire de danse, cavalier

Ex: She looked for a dancing partner at the social event, eager to share the joy of dancing with someone. 

Elle a cherché un partenaire de danse lors de l'événement social, désireuse de partager la joie de danser avec quelqu'un.

dance notation

a system of recording or representing dance movements and choreography using symbols or text

notation de danse, système de notation chorégraphique

notation de danse, système de notation chorégraphique

partner
partner
[nom]

a person we do a particular activity with, such as playing a game

partenaire

partenaire

Ex: In the cooking class, each student has a different partner every week. 
raver
raver
[nom]

an enthusiast of electronic dance music events, known for their energetic dancing, colorful attire, and strong sense of community

un raveur, un amateur de musique électronique

un raveur, un amateur de musique électronique

Ex: She joined a group of ravers at the underground warehouse party, immersing herself in the vibrant atmosphere. 

Elle a rejoint un groupe de ravers à la fête clandestine dans l'entrepôt, s'immergeant dans l'atmosphère vibrante.

cheerleading

a sport that involves cheering and dancing in support of a sports team, typically consisting of a group of girls wearing similar clothing

cheerleading

cheerleading

Ex: After years of cheerleading, Maya developed strong leadership skills and a passion for encouraging others. 

Après des années de pom-pom girl, Maya a développé de solides compétences en leadership et une passion pour encourager les autres.

dance squad

a group of individuals who perform choreographed dance routines for various events or competitions

équipe de danse, groupe de danse

équipe de danse, groupe de danse

ballroom

an extremely large room that is primarily used for formal dancing

salle de bal

salle de bal

dance hall

a large room or venue where people gather to socialize and dance, often accompanied by music

salle de danse, bal

salle de danse, bal

Ex: In the past, dance halls were central to community gatherings and celebrations. 

Dans le passé, les salles de danse étaient au cœur des rassemblements et des célébrations communautaires.

dance studio

a room or space designed specifically for practicing and learning various forms of dance

studio de danse, salle de danse

studio de danse, salle de danse

cabaret
cabaret
[nom]

a nightclub or restaurant, where a variety of entertainment, such as music, dance, and comedy, is presented for the audience

cabaret

cabaret

Ex: The cabaret featured talented performers singing popular songs. 

Le cabaret mettait en vedette des artistes talentueux chantant des chansons populaires.

Laban movement analysis

a system for analyzing human movement developed by Rudolf Laban, used in fields such as dance, theater, and somatic practices

analyse du mouvement Laban, système d'analyse du mouvement Laban

analyse du mouvement Laban, système d'analyse du mouvement Laban

world dance

various traditional, folk, and cultural dances from around the world that showcase the rich diversity of human movement and expression

danse du monde, danse traditionnelle mondiale

danse du monde, danse traditionnelle mondiale

strip club

a venue where dancers, typically female, perform striptease or exotic dance for patrons in exchange for tips or payment

club de strip-tease, boîte à strip-tease

club de strip-tease, boîte à strip-tease

club
club
[nom]

a place where people, especially young people, go to dance, listen to music, or spend time together

boîte

boîte

Ex: She met her boyfriend at a club last year. 
booking
booking
[nom]

an arrangement for a performer or group to appear at a particular venue or event

engagement, réservation

engagement, réservation

Ex: Maria received several festival bookings after her album was released. 
display
display
[nom]

a public exhibition or presentation of artistic or creative works, such as visual art, performances, or installations

exposition,  présentation

exposition, présentation

Ex: The dance company's performance was a captivating display of grace and skill on stage. 
floor show

a live performance featuring singers, dancers, or musicians, often presented in nightclubs, restaurants, or casinos

spectacle de cabaret, revue de cabaret

spectacle de cabaret, revue de cabaret

Ex: During dinner, patrons were treated to a floor show featuring a mix of musical numbers and dance routines. 

Pendant le dîner, les clients ont pu assister à un spectacle de variétés mettant en scène un mélange de numéros musicaux et de chorégraphies.

revival
revival
[nom]

a new production or performance of a play, musical, or other work that was originally presented in the past

reprise

reprise

Ex: She won praise for her performance in the Broadway revival. 
show
show
[nom]

a public performance or entertainment event, often involving a variety of acts such as music, dance, drama, comedy, or magic

spectacle

spectacle

Ex: We attended a Broadway show last night and loved every moment of it. 
showstopper

an impressive moment in a performance that temporarily halts the show, often eliciting enthusiastic reactions from the audience

moment fort, clou du spectacle

moment fort, clou du spectacle

Ex: The magician's illusion involving disappearing and reappearing objects was the ultimate showstopper of the evening. 

L'illusion du magicien impliquant la disparition et la réapparition d'objets était le clou du spectacle de la soirée.

draw
draw
[nom]

a performer or attraction that greatly appeals to audiences, resulting in the attraction of large crowds to an event or venue

attraction, vedette

attraction, vedette

Ex: The famous rock band was the music festival's major draw, attracting fans from far and wide. 
bill
bill
[nom]

the program or entertainment offered at a public performance

programme

programme

Ex: The theater's bill included a comedy and a drama. 
mic drop

a gesture of dropping a microphone after making a bold statement, often used for emphasis or triumphant exit

lâcher de micro, geste de lâcher le micro

lâcher de micro, geste de lâcher le micro

opener
opener
[nom]

an act or performer who initiates an event or performance, often setting the mood or preparing the audience for subsequent acts

ouverture, premier acte

ouverture, premier acte

Ex: The band's energetic performance as the opener got the crowd pumped up for the main act. 

La performance énergique du groupe en tant que premier groupe a mis la foule en effervescence pour le spectacle principal.

routine
routine
[nom]

a set of jokes, movements, songs, etc. practiced and used regularly in a performance

numéro

numéro

Ex: Their dance routine was perfectly synchronized. 
turn
turn
[nom]

a specific performance or act, particularly on stage in theater or entertainment settings

tour, interprétation

tour, interprétation

Ex: Her comedic turn in the play had the audience roaring with laughter. 
stage
stage
[nom]

an elevated area, especially in theaters, on which artists perform for the audience

scène

scène

Ex: The band played their hit songs on the main stage at the festival. 
one-night stand

a single performance or show presented on a specific evening

une représentation unique, un spectacle unique

une représentation unique, un spectacle unique

Ex: The jazz club arranged a one-night stand with a famous saxophonist. 

Le club de jazz a organisé un one-night stand avec un célèbre saxophoniste.

rendition

a performance of a musical composition, dramatic role, or other artistic work

interprétation

interprétation

Ex: Her rendition of the Shakespearean role was widely praised. 

Son interprétation du rôle shakespearien a été largement saluée.

house
house
[nom]

the group of spectators gathered in a venue to watch a performance or event

auditoire

auditoire

Ex: The director was thrilled to see a full house for the premiere of the play. 
dance improvisation

a form of spontaneous movement and expression in dance without predetermined choreography or structure

improvisation en danse,  danse improvisée

improvisation en danse, danse improvisée

ventriloquist's dummy

a puppet with movable parts such as a mouth or limbs, operated by a performer to give the impression of speaking independently

marionnette de ventriloque, pantin de ventriloque

marionnette de ventriloque, pantin de ventriloque

Ex: The ventriloquist's dummy named "Charlie" was the star of the show, delighting audiences with its witty banter. 

La marionnette de ventriloque nommée "Charlie" était la star du spectacle, ravi les audiences avec ses répliques spirituelles.

open mic

a performance event where artists or performers can showcase their talent on stage without being booked in advance

scène ouverte, micro ouvert

scène ouverte, micro ouvert

finger puppet

a small puppet that fits onto a single finger, with the puppeteer's hand forming the character's body

marionnette à doigt, poupée à doigt

marionnette à doigt, poupée à doigt

hand puppet

a kind of puppet that fits over the hand and resembles a person or an animal

marionnette

marionnette

puppet show

a theatrical performance in which puppets are used to convey a story or entertain an audience

spectacle de marionnettes, théâtre de marionnettes

spectacle de marionnettes, théâtre de marionnettes

Ex: The children gathered excitedly to watch the puppet show at the local library. 

Les enfants se sont rassemblés avec excitation pour regarder le spectacle de marionnettes à la bibliothèque locale.

nightclub

a place that is open during nighttime in which people can dance, eat, and drink

boîte de nuit

boîte de nuit

Ex: The nightclub was packed with people dancing to the DJ's music. 

La boîte de nuit était bondée de gens dansant sur la musique du DJ.

choreographic
choreographic
[Adjectif]

related to the art or technique of creating dance sequences or movements

chorégraphique

chorégraphique

Ex: The contemporary dance piece challenged the dancers to push their artistic boundaries due to its choreographic complexity. 

La pièce de danse contemporaine a mis les danseurs au défi de repousser leurs limites artistiques en raison de sa complexité chorégraphique.

public presentation

a formal performance or display of artistic works, such as theater productions, dance recitals, or musical concerts, presented to an audience in a public setting

présentation publique, spectacle public

présentation publique, spectacle public

Ex: The ballet school's annual public presentation featured exquisite choreography and graceful performances. 

La présentation publique annuelle de l'école de ballet a présenté une chorégraphie exquise et des performances gracieuses.

stellar
stellar
[Adjectif]

outstanding or excellent in quality or performance

extraordinaire, exemplaire, féerique

extraordinaire, exemplaire, féerique

Ex: The lead actor played a stellar role in the emotionally charged film, delivering a performance that resonated deeply with audiences and earned critical acclaim. 

Le principal acteur a joué un rôle exceptionnel dans ce film chargé d'émotion, livrant une performance qui a profondément résonné avec le public et a valu des éloges critiques.

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