Sentence examples for revue style from inspiring English sources
But the joke we quoted as Merton's funniest moment on Have I Got News for You, was actually Hislop's... League of Gentlemen Jeremy Dyson (37), Mark Gatiss (37), Steve Pemberton (36) and Reece Shearsmith (34) Why: Though their original sketch show, which won them the Perrier Award in 1997, was more in the revue style, they are best known for the characters of their Bafta-winning television series.
Hundreds of acts play on dozens of stages every day, but the centre piece shows take place every night at the local football stadium, with 70,000 fans treated to a revue style show of the biggest and best in contemporary country music.
That's probably the most fun for me is doing that revue style.
There are plenty of those here that have Adams, Graae, Halliday and Skinner moving around the stage and smiling to bet the band in time-honored '50s revue style.
Not putting too fine a point on it, I'll just say that as he celebrates way uptown, Reid has single-handedly moved the swellegant Broadway-revue style downtown.
Revue-style live show, too, with Percy Sledge and Freda Payne and James Ingram up on stage with him.
That said, the flat-out brio of the revue-style show marks a most agreeable start to a five-play lineup that only gets starrier.
Sam Smith closes the revue-style show with the preposterously infectious former No 1 single La La La, the closest dubstep gets to bubblegum pop.
The season's sleeper musical, "Urinetown," has plenty of college-revue-style pizazz and a witty pastiche score (by Mark Hollmann) that is by default the season's finest.
He was wary of the revue-style bonhomie of the popular TV double act Morecambe and Wise, and disapproved of the cheery bawdiness of their rivals, the Two Ronnies.
(Grode) 'Jukebox Jackie' (in previews; opens on Wednesday) Scott Wittman ("Hairspray") conceived and directed this revue-style homage to the pioneering glitter-rock drag superstar Jackie Curtis, whose career spanned the 1960s, '70s and '80s.
