music theatre

British  

noun

1. a modern musical-dramatic work that is performed on a smaller scale than, and without the conventions of, traditional opera

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Example Sentences

“Bowie’s radical innovations across music, theatre, film, fashion, and style — from Berlin to Tokyo to London — continue to influence design and visual culture.”

From Washington Post

“I don’t think streaming is going to be as disruptive to theatre as it is to, say, cinema or indeed it was to music. Theatre’s USP is the collective experience – which is much harder to replicate digitally,” he said.

From Reuters

The taskforce is made up of people from across the sector, including those who run festivals, music, theatre and arts venues and organisations.

From BBC

Live music, theatre and other event managers say they've been dealt a "hammer blow".

From BBC

The taskforce includes those who run festivals, music, theatre and arts venues and organisations.

From BBC