to perform as an actor

a person whose profession is acting on the stage, in movies, or on television

any person

any thing whatever

in, at, or to any place

to perform publicly, as in a play, dance, etc.

a public display of works of art

the major rhythm of a piece of music

a hard seat for two or more people, usually outside in a public place

a row of frames where bicycles can be left

a drawing, especially in a newspaper or magazine, that tells a joke or makes a humorous political criticism

to cut and shape hard material

person creating and arranging dances for stage performances

the part of a song that does not change and is repeated several times

classical music

a concert of art music produced mainly with instruments following the instructions of a director

︎music written according to standard European forms or structures by people such as Mozart and Beethoven

to write a musical piece

a person who writes music

to stand in front of an orchestra or group of singers and direct the way they play or sing

someone who directs the musicians of an orchestra or other musical group

western music with a country flavour, including western swing, honky-tonk, and cowboy songs

to make something new

a series of steps or bodily motions following a rhythm and usually done to music

to move to music

someone who dances, especially as their job

to provide guidance to actors or technical staff in the rehearsal of a play or the filming of a motion picture

someone who is in charge of making a film or programme, or getting a play ready for performance, especially by telling the actors and technical staff what to do

a picture that someone has drawn

all people

all things

in all places

a tall staff or pole on which a flag is raised

traditional music from a particular country, region, or community, especially music developed by people who were not professional musicians

a structure that sends water up into the air

agreement, often of sound

a tall post in the street with a lamp at the top

the words of a song

the art of producing illusions or tricks that fool or deceive an audience

a single line of notes heard in succession as a coherent unit

a modern performer who specializes in comic mimicry

no person

not anything, no a single thing

a long printed story about imaginary characters and events

a person who writes novels

not in or at any place

a place where theatre and concert performances are held in open air

someone who sings opera

to create a picture of something using paints

an artist who paints pictures

a picture made with paint

a path by the side of a road that people walk on

to entertain people by dancing, singing, acting, or playing music

a small structure with a door, found outside in public places, containing a public phone

a performance of piano music, usually given by one person or a small group of people

a dramatic work intended for performance by actors on a stage

to act in a play or film

a person who writes plays

a composition written in metrical feet forming rhythmical lines

a person who writes poems

people who are part of pop music or popular music and sing in different genres like country, dance and most importantly rock and roll

pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables

a person who makes statues out of wood, stone, marble, or other material

statue or other free-standing piece of art made of clay, stone, or other materials

to make music using your voice

used to refer to a single person when you do not know who they are or when it is not important who they are

a thing of some kind

in, at, or to a place not known, named, or specified

the rate at which someone or something moves

a traffic sign requiring a motorist to stop before continuing

speed of music

a series of musical sounds forming a melody

a series of real life situations which are exaggerated yet relatable, through the use of themes, settings, issues and narratives.

a single line of poetry

to create something such as a story or song by putting words together