Definitions

1. noun

a type of variety entertainment that originated in the 19th century, typically featuring music, dance, acrobatics, and comedy performances.

“The theater company presented a nostalgic vaudeville show, complete with elaborate costumes and props.”

2. noun

a style of theater or entertainment that is characterized by a mixture of different performances and acts.

“The film’s director aimed to create a sense of nostalgia with its old-fashioned vaudeville-inspired setting.”

3. adjective

relating to or characteristic of vaudeville, especially in its nostalgic or theatrical sense.

“The old vaudeville theater was restored to its original grandeur, with intricate details and decorations.”