Cabaret
Pronunciation: /ˌkæbərˈeɪ/
Cabaret (noun)
- A small place where people watch short entertainment, often with music and singing, usually in an informal setting.
- A type of performance with songs, jokes, and acts, often with a particular theme and a close audience.
- Entertainment that uses humour or criticism, presented at night, sometimes with political or social messages.
Examples
- The cabaret is small, so the audience sits close.
- A cabaret can feel intimate because the stage is near.