Vocabulary Flashcards with Performance and Display Words

A person's alternative personality that is different from their true self.

A large, enclosed space specifically designed for hosting public performances, speeches, lectures, and other events.

A graphical representation of a person or entity in virtual reality, online gaming, or social media platforms.

A form of entertainment that combines elements of comedy, satire, and striptease.

An individual who performs acrobatic stunts that involve extreme flexibility and manipulation of the body.

A female singer or performer who is talented, confident, and demanding.

An additional performance at the end of a live performance, such as a musical concert or theatrical play.

A performer who specializes in the art of escape, typically from restraints or confinement in a dramatic and spectacular manner.

To perform, speak, or create something, such as a speech, music, or a response, without prior planning or preparation.

An elaborate and spectacular entertainment event that is characterized by a wide variety of performances and activities.

Extravagant, showy, or strikingly bold in appearance, behavior, or style.

To dress up in a costume or disguise to conceal one's true identity.

A performance, especially a theatrical or musical one, that takes place during the daytime, typically in the afternoon.

To impress or intimidate someone so much that they feel a sense of astonishment or fear.

A public spectacle or display, typically involving a parade, procession, or performance.

A bold and confident manner or style, often characterized by a sense of flair and creativity.

A form of theatrical performance or entertainment characterized by exaggerated gestures, facial expressions, and body movements, without the use of spoken words.

A public procession or march, typically held outdoors, which involves a group of people, vehicles, or floats moving in a coordinated and often festive manner.

French for "piece of resistance", referring to the most important or impressive feature of something.

A theatrical stage design that features a large arch or rectangular frame at the front of the stage.

A person who is skilled in telling amusing or interesting stories, typically in a witty or entertaining manner.

The collection of skills, abilities, performances, or works that a person or group has developed or can perform.

A long, epic story or tale that typically involves heroic deeds, mythical creatures, and dramatic events.

A person's ability to handle a situation or perform a task with confidence, skill, and elegance.

Deep, rich, and resonant, often possessing a melodious and imposing quality.

A visually striking or impressive display or performance that is intended to be watched by an audience.

An actor or actress, particularly someone who is involved in the art of theater or dramatic performances.

A performance or achievement that has been accomplished with great skill.

A type of entertainment that was popular in the United States and Europe from the late 19th century to the early 20th century.