to act in a play, movie, or concert; a public show or performance

actor; actress; performer

a theatrical production, show, or concert

the person who directs a film, play, or television program

vocal recital or concert

to fulfill a particular function or take on a specific part in a situation or process

to sing for an audience

to give a lecture; to make a speech

to stage or perform a play or drama; a staging

to perform on a musical instrument

to infer from general principles or use deductive logic

(military, firefighting etc) drill; exercise; maneuver

the main performer or protagonist in a production

to put on a play or a performance

to develop; to evolve

to perform in or appear in a film, play, or show

to drill; to practice

to act or play the part of a character in a film, play, or performance

to demonstrate a process, product, or skill, or to give a presentation showing how something works

skill or talent in performing a role in a drama, film, or other performance

a formal address or discourse delivered to an audience

broadcasting studio

(theater etc) to tour; to give itinerant performances

to recur or happen again, especially in the context of historical or adverse events

a performance given by an actor, singer, or dancer to demonstrate their suitability for a role

to develop gradually or undergo a process of change; the process of evolution

to tour; to be on tour; to give itinerant performances

to grow more intense, serious, or critical, usually describing a negative situation or conflict

the process of gradual development or forward progress over time

Romance of the Three Kingdoms by Luo Guanzhong, one of the Four Classic Novels of Chinese literature, a fictional account of the Three Kingdoms period around 200 AD.

to take part in a performance; to appear in (a movie, play, etc.)

the first performance or public showing of a work such as a play, film, or musical composition

to deliver a formal speech or address to a public audience

to rehearse (a performance)

a preliminary trial run or simulation of a process or scenario

to perform in public; to give a performance

the entertainment world; show business

show business; the entertainment industry

a literary or dramatic work, such as a novel or play, based on a historical theme

to broadcast a performance or program via radio or television

(of a play, movie, etc.) to begin

a performance given to raise money for a charitable cause

to project the development of a situation or its implications, often through scenario analysis or wargaming

to act together or put on a joint performance

the primary performers or headliners featured in a production