Rendition and Theatre

Rendition

Rendition noun - A presentation of an artistic work (as a piece of music) from a particular point of view.

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Theatre and rendition are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Theatre" instead a noun "Rendition".

Nearby Words: render, rendering, rending

Theatre noun - A building where theatrical performances or motion-picture shows can be presented.

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Rendition and theatre are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Rendition" instead a noun "Theatre".

live	live rendition	live theatre
musical	musical rendition	musical theatre
full	full rendition	full theatre
particular	particular rendition	particular theatre
Other adjectives: complete, beautiful, famous, traditional, different, impromptu, modern.

This godawful rendition of "One Love" by The Daily Show's Stephen Colbert, a very able singer who has performed in musical theatre.

Source: Hollywood Tone-Deaf
Deal with the Devil: Used by the theatre company's rendition of Faust.

Source: Film / Tombstone
The Ghost Of Christmas Present describes Grace's son's inability to speak as a result of seeing his father died, and that he "Drifted away, like Sleeping Beauty." Carol Kane played one of the good fairies in the Faerie Tale Theatre rendition of Sleeping Beauty, so this is also an Actor Allusion.

Source: Film / Scrooged

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