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Meanings of one-man show in English

Russian
моноспектакль
Catalan
performance en solitari

Single person telling a story to entertain an audience.

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        Usage of one-man show in English
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        But a healthy Houston Rockets team is far from a one-man show.
        Reuters
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        This is a one-man show, and Skepta wants everyone to know it.
        The Guardian
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        You don't just write a one-man show and expect tickets to sell.
        The South African
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        His one-man show BigMouth makes its New Zealand debut at this… Audio
        Radio NZ
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        Meanwhile, Howard served as virtually a one-man show for the Golden Eagles.
        Reuters
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        For most of his insurgent campaign, Donald Trump was a one-man show.
        The Irish Times
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        Jerome had his first one-man show at the Boys Club at 15.
        Ebony
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        This fall will find him doing a one-man show at Carnegie Hall.
        100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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        Most recently, Spicer helped develop Tyson's one-man show The Undisputed Truth on Broadway.
        News.com.au
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        It's not a one-man show, Bryant said of Dallas' winning ways.
        Reuters
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        Helen and I went to see his one-man show on Broadway.
        Love, life and linguine
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        If you look at us offensively, we're not a one-man show.
        Reuters
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        Soon things turned from a one-man show, into a fully-functioning restaurant.
        News.com.au
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        He is aided enormously by Franco, who pulls off a virtual one-man show.
        Reuters
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        A one-man show-oris it merely the show of one man?
        Notes on Life & Letters
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        Come on, JP Morgan is meant to be a bank, not a one-man show.
        The Guardian
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