showgirl
1 of 1noun/ˈʃoʊɡɜrl/
Forms:showgirls
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a female performer known for elaborate costumes and dance routines in cabaret or revue shows
A showgirl is a performer who takes part in elaborate and theatrical stage productions, often featuring extravagant costumes and choreography. Showgirls are known for their high-energy dance routines and glamorous appearance, which typically include sequins, feathers, and other eye-catching elements. Their performances are designed to dazzle and entertain audiences, often as part of a larger revue or variety show. The role of a showgirl involves both dancing and acting, contributing to the overall spectacle and excitement of the performance.
- The showgirl dazzled the audience with her glittering costume and high-energy dance routine.
- Showgirls in Las Vegas are renowned for their elaborate headdresses and feathered costumes.
- The revue featured a lineup of talented showgirls who performed synchronized dance numbers.
- As a showgirl, she mastered the art of quick costume changes and graceful choreography.
- Showgirls in Broadway productions bring an element of glamour and sophistication to the stage.
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