preshow
/ˈpriʃoʊ/
noun
- An event, performance, or broadcast that takes place before the main show or event.
- The awards ceremony had a preshow where celebrities walked the red carpet.
- We arrived early to catch the preshow before the movie started.
- The preshow included a live band and a comedian to warm up the audience.
Antonyms
verb
- To show or display something before the main event or presentation.
- They will preshow the new collection to VIP customers before the fashion show.
- The museum will preshow the exhibit to donors next week.
- The director decided to preshow the trailer to a test audience.
adjective
- Relating to or occurring before a show or performance.
- We had a preshow dinner at the restaurant next to the theater.
- The preshow announcements reminded everyone to turn off their phones.
- The preshow lighting check took about twenty minutes.