Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
playbill
noun
/ˈpleɪˌbɪl/
Definition
A printed program for a theatrical production, typically including information about the cast, crew, and the performance itself.
Examples
- The playbill for the new musical featured an impressive cast.
- She collected playbills from all the Broadway shows she attended.
- Each playbill included notes on the director and the play’s history.
Meaning
Playbill refers to the booklet or pamphlet distributed during a theater production that provides the audience with details about the show, such as plot summaries, character descriptions, and information on the actors involved.
Synonyms
- program
- brochure
- pamphlet
