playbill

UK
/ˈpleɪbɪl/
US
/ˈpleɪbɪl/
playbillnoun
playbills
pl
UK
/ˈpleɪbɪl/
US
/ˈpleɪbɪl/
Translations
The playbill for the new theater production was displayed outside the venue.
Афиша нового театрального спектакля была размещена у входа в заведение.
The playbill included a detailed program of the evening's performances.
Программа включала подробное расписание вечерних выступлений.
Additional translations
театральная афиша
Definitions
A printed program or booklet that provides information about a theatrical performance, including the cast, crew, and other details.
The audience members eagerly flipped through the playbill to learn more about the actors and the storyline.
A public poster or broadside advertising a theatrical performance.
Colorful playbills were pasted on walls across the city to announce the new Shakespeare revival.
playbillproper noun
Definitions
Playbill: a U.S. monthly magazine and theater program distributed to audiences, containing cast lists, articles, and advertisements.
She keeps a stack of Playbill in her living room as souvenirs of the shows she's seen.