Revue

/rəˈvjuː/

Meaning & Definition

noun

A theatrical performance that combines music, dance, and sketches, often satirical in nature.

The annual revue showcased a mix of humor and music, entertaining the audience for hours.

A magazine or journal that provides commentary and critique, especially on the performing arts.

She wrote a critical piece on the latest revue in the arts magazine.

A type of entertainment that features a series of short performances or acts, usually with a theme.

The revue featured various acts, including juggling, singing, and comedy skits.

The word 'revue' comes from French, meaning 'review'.

revue of the year

A summary or compilation of events from the past year presented in a show.

cabaret revue

An entertainment show featuring a mix of music, dance, and skits, usually in a nightclub setting.

cabaret

A theatrical entertainment featuring music, song, dance, and drama.

vaudeville

A variety entertainment that included numerous acts, like burlesque, picnics, and comedians.

An informal, often humorous theatrical performance.

They put on a revue that was so funny, it had the audience in stitches.

A gathering or event that showcases multiple talents.

The college hosted a revue night where students showcased their talents.