premiere
1 of 3noun/prɪˈmɪr/
Forms:premieres
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the first public screening or performance of a movie or play
C1Learn more on WikipediaA premiere is the first public showing or performance of a film, television show, play, or other entertainment production. It marks the official debut of the work, often accompanied by special events, red-carpet appearances, and media coverage. Premieres are typically held to generate excitement and attract attention from critics, industry professionals, and the public. They provide an opportunity for the creators and cast to showcase their work and can serve as a key promotional event before the production is released more widely.
- The red carpet was rolled out for the premiere of the highly anticipated blockbuster movie.
- Fans lined up outside the theater for the premiere of the latest superhero film, eager to be among the first to see it.
- The director nervously awaited the audience's reaction at the premiere of her debut feature film.
- The theater was packed for the premiere of the Broadway musical, with critics and theatergoers alike eager to witness the production.
- Celebrities and industry insiders attended the star-studded premiere of the indie film, generating buzz and excitement for its release.