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stage show

noun as in variety show

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Costume designer Paul Tazewell widened the stage show’s scope to design for hundreds of extras while creating distinct looks for not only the movie’s two leads, but an assortment of tertiary characters as well.

From Salon

The president’s controversial proposal of Linconia is one of many historical events revisited in the new stage show “3 Summers of Lincoln,” which begins performances Tuesday at San Diego’s La Jolla Playhouse.

Sunday marked the first time that a solo rapper had headlined the Super Bowl, and Lamar brought an elaborate stage show, full of dancers, fireworks and special guests.

From BBC

His “Playhouse” stage show castmates were unhappy with him getting all the credit, but the performer chalks it up to “show business.”

From Salon

"I thought I'd stuck to the rules religiously, but some of the things they thought of as 'work' just hadn't occurred to me. I thought working meant doing a stage show, not quick television interviews," she told The Telegraph.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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