dumb show (Meaning)

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dumb show (n)

a performance using gestures and body movements without words

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The actors performed a silent dumb show to introduce the main themes of the play.
The dumb show at the beginning of the performance set the tone for the entire production.
In Shakespearean plays, a dumb show was often used to foreshadow key events in the plot.
The director decided to incorporate a dumb show into the opening scene to engage the audience's attention.
The dancers executed a mesmerizing dumb show, expressing a range of emotions through movement alone.
The mime artist captivated the audience with his skillful dumb show, conveying complex narratives without uttering a word.
The silent film relied on elaborate sets and expressive gestures to create a compelling dumb show.
As the curtains rose, the actors engaged in a dramatic dumb show, drawing the audience into the story.
The clown's hilarious dumb show had the audience in stitches, proving that comedy transcends language barriers.
The performers rehearsed the dumb show meticulously, ensuring that every gesture and expression conveyed the intended meaning.

a performance using gestures and body movements without words

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The actors performed a silent dumb show to introduce the main themes of the play.

The dumb show at the beginning of the performance set the tone for the entire production.

In Shakespearean plays, a dumb show was often used to foreshadow key events in the plot.

The director decided to incorporate a dumb show into the opening scene to engage the audience's attention.