PUT ON A SHOW

Definition: To organize and present a performance or exhibition, often to entertain or impress an audience.

Synonyms: Stage Performance, Entertainment Event, Live Act, Showcase Talent, Theatrical Presentation

Usage Examples in Sentences

In order to boost morale, the company organized a team-building event where employees put on a show.

A: Good morning, Sarah. I heard about the upcoming company event. Are we ready for it?B: Yes, we've been working tirelessly to put on a show that will impress everyone. The venue is booked, the performers are rehearsed, and the presentations are polished.A: That's great to hear. What's the theme of the event this year?B: We've decided to go with a futuristic theme to reflect our company's innovative spirit. We'll have interactive displays, tech demos, and even a virtual reality experience.A: Sounds exciting! Have we sent out invitations yet?B: Yes, the invitations went out last week. We're expecting a full house.

PUT ON A SHOW

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