Theatre/Cinema/TV
She plays in the theatre
actress
a group of people singing and/or playing instruments
band
People who read a book, magazine, newspaper, etc..
readers
It is often done with a paint and a brush.
painting
The opposite of old-fashioned.
modern
The part of a theater on which the acting takes place
stage
a kind of percussion instrument
tambourine
the most recent news of the day
breaking news
A picture you make of yourself.
self-portrait
An exciting or dangerous experience
adventure
A place where tickets to public entertainments (as sports or theatrical events) are sold
box office
The words of a song
lyrics
the newspapers and magazines of a country
press
This is an artist who makes statues from stone, bronze or wood.
sculptor
A person who plans how something new will look and be made : a person who creates and often produces a new product, style, etc.
designer
It is a person who receives or entertains guests
host
A person who directs the performance of an orchestra or choir.
conductor
A magazine or newspaper that is published once every week
weekly
a painting, drawing, etc., of a carefully arranged group of objects (such as flowers and fruit)
still life
A type of dancing where two people use special steps and movements to do dances such as the waltz or tango together.
ballroom dancing
Something (such as a short film or a written notice) that is shown or presented to the public to help sell a product or to make an announcement
advertisement
The sounds and especially the music recorded for a movie.
soundtrack
reporting about an event or subject in newspapers, on television news programs, etc.
coverege
works (as pictures, poems, or songs) made through use of the imagination and creative skills by artists
Art
A person in a film who does not have a speaking part and who is usually part of the scene, for example, in a crowd.
extra