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compere
This term describes a specific role of coordination and entertainment, blending the duties of a host with those of a stage manager. It carries a connotation of professional poise and wit, as the individual must bridge the gap between diverse acts while maintaining the energy of the room. It is more common in British English than American English, where master of ceremonies or MC is the standard equivalent.
As a verb, it implies an active management of timing and atmosphere. The focus is not merely on speaking, but on the strategic pacing of an event to ensure a seamless transition between performers.
Meanings
Examples
The compere stepped onto the stage to a roar of applause.
Who is going to compere the charity gala this year?
I cannot believe I have to compere the entire talent show by myself.
The compere kept the energy high between the musical acts.
Please introduce the next guest, our compere for the evening.
He was hired to compere the corporate awards ceremony.
The compere joked with the audience while the set was being changed.
She has a natural talent for acting as a compere for live events.