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cabaret
This term evokes a specific atmosphere of sophisticated, often intimate nightlife, blending theatrical performance with dining and drinking. It carries a connotation of glamour and artistic eccentricity, frequently associated with the bohemian culture of early 20th-century Europe, particularly Paris. While it can refer to the art form itself, it is equally used to describe the physical venue where these shows occur.
In modern usage, the word often suggests a curated variety show that is more theatrical than a standard concert but more informal than a full Broadway production. It typically implies a close proximity between the performer and the audience, creating a shared, immersive social experience.
Meanings
Examples
The singer performed a daring cabaret act that left the audience speechless.
Let us head to a cabaret for some drinks and music tonight.
Berlin was once the global center for avant garde cabaret during the twenties.
I wonder if they still host cabaret nights at the old hotel.
The venue is a classic cabaret with small tables and a tiny stage.
She dreamed of starring in a glamorous cabaret show in Las Vegas.
The atmosphere at the cabaret was electric as the dancers took the stage.
We should book a table at the cabaret if we want to see the midnight show.
His style of performance blends traditional jazz with modern cabaret elements.
His style of performance blends traditional jazz with modern cabaret elements.