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Words Related to Performing Arts - Words Related to Performing Arts
Here you will learn some English words related to performing arts such as "showstopper", "open mic", and "routine".
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dancing partner
[noun]
someone with whom one engages in dancing, typically as part of a pair or couple
dance notation
[noun]
a system of recording or representing dance movements and choreography using symbols or symbols and text
raver
[noun]
an enthusiast of electronic dance music events, known for their energetic dancing, colorful attire, and strong sense of community
cheerleading
[noun]
a sport that involves cheering and dancing in support of a sports team, consisting of a group of girls wearing similar clothing
dance squad
[noun]
a group of individuals who perform choreographed dance routines for various events or competitions
dance hall
[noun]
a large room or venue where people gather to socialize and dance, often accompanied by music
dance studio
[noun]
a room or space designed specifically for practicing and learning various forms of dance
cabaret
[noun]
a nightclub or restaurant, where a variety of entertainment, such as music, dance, and comedy, is presented for the audience
Laban movement analysis
[noun]
a system for analyzing human movement developed by Rudolf Laban, used in fields such as dance, theater, and somatic practices
world dance
[noun]
various traditional, folk, and cultural dances from around the world that showcase the rich diversity of human movement and expression
strip club
[noun]
a venue where dancers, typically female, perform striptease or exotic dance for patrons in exchange for tips or payment
club
[noun]
a place where people, especially young people, go to dance, listen to music, or spend time together
booking
[noun]
the process of securing engagements or performances for artists, bands, or performers at venues or events
display
[noun]
a public exhibition or presentation of artistic or creative works, such as visual art, performances, or installations
floor show
[noun]
a live performance featuring singers, dancers, or musicians, often presented in nightclubs, restaurants, or casinos
revival
[noun]
a new performance of something old that has not been performed for a long time, such as a play
show
[noun]
a public performance or entertainment event, often involving a variety of acts such as music, dance, drama, comedy, or magic
showstopper
[noun]
an impressive moment in a performance that temporarily halts the show, often eliciting enthusiastic reactions from the audience
draw
[noun]
a performer or attraction that greatly appeals to audiences, resulting in the attraction of large crowds to an event or venue
mic drop
[noun]
a gesture of dropping a microphone after making a bold statement, often used for emphasis or triumphant exit
opener
[noun]
an act or performer who initiates an event or performance, often setting the mood or preparing the audience for subsequent acts
routine
[noun]
a set of jokes, movements, songs, etc. practiced and used regularly in a performance
turn
[noun]
a specific performance or act, particularly on stage in theater or entertainment settings
stage
[noun]
an elevated area, especially in theaters, on which artists perform for the audience
rendition
[noun]
the act or result of performing or presenting something, such as a song, piece of music, or dramatic scene
house
[noun]
the audience attending a particular performance such as a concert, play, etc.
dance improvisation
[noun]
a form of spontaneous movement and expression in dance without predetermined choreography or structure
ventriloquist's dummy
[noun]
a puppet with movable parts such as a mouth or limbs, operated by a performer to give the impression of speaking independently
open mic
[noun]
a performance event where artists or performers can showcase their talent on stage without being booked in advance
finger puppet
[noun]
a small puppet that fits onto a single finger, with the puppeteer's hand forming the character's body
hand puppet
[noun]
a kind of puppet that fits over the hand and resembles a person or an animal
puppet show
[noun]
a theatrical performance in which puppets are used to convey a story or entertain an audience
nightclub
[noun]
a place that is open during nighttime in which people can dance, eat, and drink
choreographic
[adjective]
related to the art or technique of creating dance sequences or movements
public presentation
[noun]
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
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