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- adjective Occurring after the end of a
show
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Examples
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The MIT students' postshow demonstration in the lobby of the two toy-plane-like robots had all the charm and directness that the stage presentation lacked.
Mark Morris And His Joy of Text Robert Greskovic 2011
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Just before 10:30 p.m., Picquet-Damesme makes a quick call to her sons back home with her restaurant-manager husband in Brooklyn, and splits off to a postshow dinner at Chez Georges with Van Noten.
Pierre Rougier: The Man Behind the Curtain Nancy Hass 2011
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' Value-added theater is no longer limited to talk-backs, those all but ubiquitous postshow gab sessions between audiences and members of a play ' s creative team.
A Different Kind of Broadway Twofer Joanne Kaufman 2010
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It ' s incredibly expensive to go to the theater, and anything producers can do pre- or postshow to extend the experience beyond the normal, anything they can do to give the audience a positive experience above and beyond what they ' re seeing on stage, creates tremendous value.
A Different Kind of Broadway Twofer Joanne Kaufman 2010
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In the case of Clarkson and Underwood -- the most successful of the female-over-male champs -- these women appealed to both sexes, resulting in bigger postshow sales.
Crystal Needs To Be Our Next American Idol (And It's Not About Her Voice) 2010
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Tom exclaimed, coming out of his usual postshow jitters and speaking for the first time that night.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone Stephanie Kuehnert 2008
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Tom exclaimed, coming out of his usual postshow jitters and speaking for the first time that night.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone Stephanie Kuehnert 2008
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Tom exclaimed, coming out of his usual postshow jitters and speaking for the first time that night.
I Wanna Be Your Joey Ramone Stephanie Kuehnert 2008
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Deidre Hall, a star of the soap opera "Days of Our Lives," says that at one recent awards ceremony the ribbon-wielding zealots hounded her from preshow reception to postshow press conference.
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Some planned to play videogames in the lobby, then return to their seats for the postshow screening.
The Second Coming 2008
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