Definition of one-man show in English:

one-man show

noun

1A show performed by one person only.
the comedian is performing his one-man show at the Edinburgh Festival
Example sentencesExamples
- I treated myself to his one-man show, George Gershwin Alone, at the historic Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C.
- It was filmed in San Francisco during an extended tour of his comedic one-man show.
- He was commissioned to write a one-man show which he would perform at the Academy during the Leighton show.
- All things considered, I think I would have preferred the one-man show, even on film.
- First he talked about San Francisco, where he would perform in April in a special one-man show.
- Now, 20 years after his death, the legendary raconteur returns to life in a one-man show in San Francisco.
- The Life of Napoleon is his hilarious one-man show in which he impersonates historical figures as if they were celebrities of today.
- Each has a voice that reeks of the next-day-at-school one-man show impression fest.
- If you've never seen the actor-comedian do his one-man show, check out Dress to Kill before you give Circle a spin.
- Tonight will be the last chance to catch this magical one-man show in the UK for some time.
1. 1.1 An exhibition of the work of one artist.
  that year he had a one-man show at the Delaware Art Museum
  Example sentencesExamples
  Discovery Galleries hosted a one-man show for the artist.
  He has had two one-man shows at The Bruce Museum and has exhibited widely in galleries from New York to Key West.
  He has a variety of corporate clients and has had numerous one-man shows at art festivals and galleries throughout Southern California and the West Indies.
  He worked in comparative obscurity until he was given a one-man show in Paris by Ambroise Vollard in 1895.
  The director of the American Primitive Gallery in SoHo mounted a one-man show of his work in early 1995.
  I recently opened my 32nd one-man show in a floral designer's studio filled with gorgeous displays and fragrant blooms.
  In 1913 he had a one-man show at the Sturm Gallery in Berlin.
  In 1958 he was given a one-man show at the Leo Castelli gallery, New York, and from this time his career began to flourish.
  This month, prior to exhibiting at the Artexpo New York, we will present a one-man show of this incredible artist's work.
  That same year, he presented his first one-man show of stained glass.
2. 1.2 A situation dominated by or reliant on one person.
  the Boston team had become a one-man show
  Example sentencesExamples
  Movies are farthest from being one-man shows.
  Here we get a virtual one-man show.
  The systems were not one-man shows, but relied on state repression apparatuses composed of personnel from within those societies.
  He was worried that few of his customers would follow him to a company that they might disparage as a one-man show.
  People think of this outfit as a one-man show, but it isn't.
  The book is, in fact, a one-man show, for he's written the text, described the paintings and even translated much of the poetry.
  Airbus is a family, Airbus is a community, it's not a one-man show.
  People are queuing up to turn your story into a one-man show.
  One Hour Photo is really a one-man show, albeit with some nice directorial touches.
  The Warner cartoons were anything but one-man shows.

词汇	one-man show
释义	Definition of one-man show in English: one-man show noun 1A show performed by one person only. the comedian is performing his one-man show at the Edinburgh Festival Example sentencesExamples I treated myself to his one-man show, George Gershwin Alone, at the historic Ford's Theatre in Washington, D.C. It was filmed in San Francisco during an extended tour of his comedic one-man show. He was commissioned to write a one-man show which he would perform at the Academy during the Leighton show. All things considered, I think I would have preferred the one-man show, even on film. First he talked about San Francisco, where he would perform in April in a special one-man show. Now, 20 years after his death, the legendary raconteur returns to life in a one-man show in San Francisco. The Life of Napoleon is his hilarious one-man show in which he impersonates historical figures as if they were celebrities of today. Each has a voice that reeks of the next-day-at-school one-man show impression fest. If you've never seen the actor-comedian do his one-man show, check out Dress to Kill before you give Circle a spin. Tonight will be the last chance to catch this magical one-man show in the UK for some time. 1.1 An exhibition of the work of one artist. that year he had a one-man show at the Delaware Art Museum Example sentencesExamples Discovery Galleries hosted a one-man show for the artist. He has had two one-man shows at The Bruce Museum and has exhibited widely in galleries from New York to Key West. He has a variety of corporate clients and has had numerous one-man shows at art festivals and galleries throughout Southern California and the West Indies. He worked in comparative obscurity until he was given a one-man show in Paris by Ambroise Vollard in 1895. The director of the American Primitive Gallery in SoHo mounted a one-man show of his work in early 1995. I recently opened my 32nd one-man show in a floral designer's studio filled with gorgeous displays and fragrant blooms. In 1913 he had a one-man show at the Sturm Gallery in Berlin. In 1958 he was given a one-man show at the Leo Castelli gallery, New York, and from this time his career began to flourish. This month, prior to exhibiting at the Artexpo New York, we will present a one-man show of this incredible artist's work. That same year, he presented his first one-man show of stained glass. 1.2 A situation dominated by or reliant on one person. the Boston team had become a one-man show Example sentencesExamples Movies are farthest from being one-man shows. Here we get a virtual one-man show. The systems were not one-man shows, but relied on state repression apparatuses composed of personnel from within those societies. He was worried that few of his customers would follow him to a company that they might disparage as a one-man show. People think of this outfit as a one-man show, but it isn't. The book is, in fact, a one-man show, for he's written the text, described the paintings and even translated much of the poetry. Airbus is a family, Airbus is a community, it's not a one-man show. People are queuing up to turn your story into a one-man show. One Hour Photo is really a one-man show, albeit with some nice directorial touches. The Warner cartoons were anything but one-man shows.
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