What is another word for vaudeville?
Pronunciation:
[ vˈɔːdəvˌɪl], [ vˈɔːdəvˌɪl], [ v_ˈɔː_d_ə_v_ˌɪ_l]
Synonyms for Vaudeville:
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adj.
• theatrical -
n.
• burlesque • comedy • communication • drama Other synonyms:
- theatrical .
Other relevant words:
- Burletta ,
- Comedietta ,
- Divertissement ,
- HIT ,
- Melodrame ,
- Monodrama ,
- Music drama ,
- Opera Bouffe ,
- Proverbs ,
- afterpiece ,
- antimasque ,
- article ,
- artificial ,
- audience success ,
- boards ,
- bomb ,
- breed ,
- broadcast drama ,
- burlesque show ,
- cabaret ,
- calamity ,
- carnival ,
- catastrophe ,
- change ,
- charade ,
- circus ,
- class ,
- closet drama ,
- component ,
- dancer ,
- daytime serial ,
- deceitful ,
- devious ,
- dialogue ,
- disaster ,
- dishonest ,
- division ,
- documentary drama ,
- dramatic ,
- dramatic play ,
- duodrama ,
- duologue ,
- empty ,
- entertainer ,
- entertainment industry ,
- exode ,
- extravaganza ,
- failure ,
- false ,
- farce ,
- feigned ,
- flop ,
- form ,
- fragment ,
- gasser ,
- giveaway ,
- happening ,
- harlequinade ,
- hesitant ,
- hollow ,
- hypocritical ,
- indecisive ,
- infirm ,
- insincere ,
- interlude ,
- irresolute ,
- kind ,
- legit ,
- masque ,
- melodramatic ,
- minstrel show ,
- miracle ,
- miracle play ,
- miscellany ,
- monologue ,
- morality ,
- morality play ,
- music hall ,
- musical ,
- musical comedy ,
- musician ,
- mystery play ,
- not serious ,
- opera ,
- panel show ,
- part ,
- pastoral ,
- piece ,
- play ,
- playland ,
- playlet ,
- problem play ,
- psychodrama ,
- quiz show ,
- radio drama ,
- review ,
- revue ,
- serial ,
- show biz ,
- show business ,
- showgirl ,
- showman ,
- singer ,
- sitcom ,
- situation comedy ,
- sketch ,
- soap ,
- soap opera ,
- sociodrama ,
- sort ,
- species ,
- spineless ,
- stage ,
- stage play ,
- stage show ,
- stagy ,
- stock ,
- style ,
- success ,
- summer stock ,
- tableau ,
- tableau vivant ,
- talk show ,
- tap dancer ,
- television drama ,
- television play ,
- the boards ,
- theater of cruelty ,
- theater world ,
- thespian ,
- tragicomedy ,
- type ,
- uncertain ,
- undecided ,
- variation ,
- variety show ,
- vaudeville show ,
- vaudeville theater ,
- vaudeville theatre ,
- vehicle ,
- weak ,
- work .
- Funnies ,
- SITCOMS ,
- burlesque ,
- burlies ,
- comedy ,
- comic drama ,
- facetiousness ,
- field day ,
- fun and games ,
- gag show ,
- high camp ,
- humor ,
- humorousness ,
- joking ,
- lampoon ,
- light entertainment ,
- merry go round ,
- merry-go-round ,
- merry-go-rounds ,
- mock ,
- mockery ,
- music ,
- play on ,
- revues ,
- schtick ,
- send up ,
- send-up ,
- sendup ,
- theater ,
- theatre ,
- variety ,
- wisecracking ,
- wittiness .
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How to use "Vaudeville" in context?
The vaudeville stage in the United States peaked during the early to mid-20th century. The live performance art form was popularized by traveling troupes and vaudeville houses, where acts such as magicians, singers, dancers, and comedians would showcase their talents. Theaters would often host a different act every night and tickets were easily affordable for the average American. Vaudeville was partially responsible for popularizing trick shots, including the accordion shot, which has become an iconic image of the live performance art form.
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