Meanings of theatrical show in English

It was my 'star' cast in many a garrison theatrical show.

For all his superstardom, Eminem could never beat Pink's theatrical show.

Needles and Opium remains a very theatrical show because of the way the narrative is constructed.

Writer and performer Rebecca Vaughan, in her latest theatrical show, brings to life 13 of Jane Austen's heroines.

Now he's back on the stage with a theatrical show in which he recounts a personal Bloomsday - his 50th birthday in Dublin.

Thespis made a single actor play before the people; this was the beginning of theatrical shows.

For days her scholarly mind is entertained with public disputations, relieved at intervals by theatrical shows.

Some also work in nearby Branson, a major tourism draw that specializes in music and theatrical shows.

The amusements were of a varied character, including scenic and other theatrical shows, great merriment, feasting, and drinking.

In 2016 one of the most anticipated theatrical shows in South Korea was an adaptation of Oscar Wilde's The Picture of Dorian Gray.

He was indefatigable in leading cotillons, organizing festivities, swallowing theatrical shows, without counting the motoring parties, and all the lot running with champagne.