Sentence examples for entertainment performed from inspiring English sources
Shadow play, type of theatrical entertainment performed with puppets, probably originating in China and on the Indonesian islands of Java and Bali.
Intermezzo, ( Italian: "interlude") plural intermezzi or intermezzos, in music and theatre, an entertainment performed between the acts of a play; also a light instrumental composition.
It reminds you of how music was an ever-present source of entertainment performed by one and all, not just listened to passively on the radio.
Breaking news and entertainment performed particularly well for us in live video, with the following video conversations receiving the highest viewership.
The report also shows the breakdown of native ad revenue by category, with social and entertainment performing the strongest, and a big increase in at least a couple of those categories.
The opéra-comique developed in the early 18th century out of the comédies de vaudeville, farcical entertainments performed at fairs.
Representing the mysterious powers to which boys are introduced at initiation, Pende masks are worn in comic entertainments performed during the ceremonies.
Following James I's taste for masques – eye-wateringly lavish entertainments performed at court – Jacobean scripts begin to bristle with complex special effects: sudden descents of mythological figures (lowered on a device not unlike Russell's winch); strange apparitions in the so-called "discovery" space at the back of the stage.
Horne's career started at 16 when her mother sent her to sing in the chorus at Harlem's Cotton Club (which still exists), an entertainment venue where black entertainers performed for wealthy white audiences.
Free entertainment includes music by local musicians and entertainers performing throughout the three day festival.
Mumming play, also called mummers' play, traditional dramatic entertainment, still performed in a few villages in England and Northern Ireland, in which a champion is killed in a fight and is then brought to life by a doctor.
