Definition of one-woman show in English:

one-woman show

noun

1A show performed by one woman only.
I went to see her on stage in her one-woman show
Example sentencesExamples
- The most recent play to surprise me was a one-woman show called Nine Parts of Desire.
- Next year I'm doing a one-woman show on Broadway.
- I want to tour the world with my one-woman show.
- They just love musical-comedy personalities and they usually come to one-woman shows.
- She is an actor-turned writer in a one-woman show.
- She began creating her own vehicles: two one-woman shows that can be adapted to full-scale theaters or intimate nightclubs.
- On Thursday night I went to see Sarah Silverman's one-woman show, Jesus is Magic.
- We learned today Somers is starring in a one-woman show, called "The Blond in the Thunderbird."
- Landau initially wrote the play as a one-woman show, as part of her theatre degree at York University.
- Now Kate Mulgrew portrays her in Matthew Lombardo's Tea at Five, an almost two-hour one-woman show.
1. 1.1 An exhibition of the work of one female artist.
  she had a one-woman show at the new Tate St Ives
  Example sentencesExamples
  I managed to create 60 paintings for my first one-woman show.
  She'd also found a gallery to host a one-woman show of her work.
  She is about ready to show the paintings she has been working on during that time at a one-woman show in New York.
  He gave O'Keeffe her first one-woman show in 1917.
  Several one-woman shows at galleries nationwide have garnered her critical acclaim.
  She always kept up her own work as an artist, and from the 1960s she had numerous one-woman shows.
  Initially she worked in conventional media in painting and sculpture, but from 1960 (the year of her first one-woman show at the Galerie Kordegarda, Warsaw) she concentrated on textiles.
  She had a one-woman show at the governor's mansion for the month of July.
  Her first one-woman show was in 1915 and after the First World War she achieved critical and financial success.
  Her first one-woman show, at the Bertha Schaefer Gallery, New York, in 1945, included drawings, prints, and wood sculpture.
2. 1.2 A situation dominated by or reliant on one woman.
  the second set became a one-woman show as the 22-year-old outplayed her opponent
  Example sentencesExamples
  I was just a one-woman show trying to sell my dresses to boutiques.
  The business would have been a one-woman show.
  The project is a one-woman show, created entirely by Nina Paley, a New York-based cartoonist.
  At the very least, Warnaco no longer looks like a one-woman show.
  It seems to be burgeoning from a one-woman show to a more business-like entity.
  Her volunteer work is a one-woman show, based in a study in her carpeted attic.
  She not only builds relationships with people, she is a one-woman show!
  It is surely time to examine the purpose of Scottish Financial Enterprise, an organisation that is barely more than a one-woman show without an act.
  Rose started the business as a one-woman show in Lismore, and her programs proved so popular she soon had nine franchise outlets across NSW.
  I am a one-woman show, after all.

单词	one-woman show
释义	Definition of one-woman show in English: one-woman show noun 1A show performed by one woman only. I went to see her on stage in her one-woman show Example sentencesExamples The most recent play to surprise me was a one-woman show called Nine Parts of Desire. Next year I'm doing a one-woman show on Broadway. I want to tour the world with my one-woman show. They just love musical-comedy personalities and they usually come to one-woman shows. She is an actor-turned writer in a one-woman show. She began creating her own vehicles: two one-woman shows that can be adapted to full-scale theaters or intimate nightclubs. On Thursday night I went to see Sarah Silverman's one-woman show, Jesus is Magic. We learned today Somers is starring in a one-woman show, called "The Blond in the Thunderbird." Landau initially wrote the play as a one-woman show, as part of her theatre degree at York University. Now Kate Mulgrew portrays her in Matthew Lombardo's Tea at Five, an almost two-hour one-woman show. 1.1 An exhibition of the work of one female artist. she had a one-woman show at the new Tate St Ives Example sentencesExamples I managed to create 60 paintings for my first one-woman show. She'd also found a gallery to host a one-woman show of her work. She is about ready to show the paintings she has been working on during that time at a one-woman show in New York. He gave O'Keeffe her first one-woman show in 1917. Several one-woman shows at galleries nationwide have garnered her critical acclaim. She always kept up her own work as an artist, and from the 1960s she had numerous one-woman shows. Initially she worked in conventional media in painting and sculpture, but from 1960 (the year of her first one-woman show at the Galerie Kordegarda, Warsaw) she concentrated on textiles. She had a one-woman show at the governor's mansion for the month of July. Her first one-woman show was in 1915 and after the First World War she achieved critical and financial success. Her first one-woman show, at the Bertha Schaefer Gallery, New York, in 1945, included drawings, prints, and wood sculpture. 1.2 A situation dominated by or reliant on one woman. the second set became a one-woman show as the 22-year-old outplayed her opponent Example sentencesExamples I was just a one-woman show trying to sell my dresses to boutiques. The business would have been a one-woman show. The project is a one-woman show, created entirely by Nina Paley, a New York-based cartoonist. At the very least, Warnaco no longer looks like a one-woman show. It seems to be burgeoning from a one-woman show to a more business-like entity. Her volunteer work is a one-woman show, based in a study in her carpeted attic. She not only builds relationships with people, she is a one-woman show! It is surely time to examine the purpose of Scottish Financial Enterprise, an organisation that is barely more than a one-woman show without an act. Rose started the business as a one-woman show in Lismore, and her programs proved so popular she soon had nine franchise outlets across NSW. I am a one-woman show, after all.
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