floorshow

IPA: fɫˈɔrʃoʊ

A set of performances held in a nightclub, restaurant or similar during the course of an evening.

floor show

IPA: fɫˈɔrʃˈoʊ

Alternative spelling of floorshow [A set of performances held in a nightclub, restaurant or similar during the course of an evening.]

Monday's floor-show, then, may not have put Labour's leaders in the best light.
That left her co-defendant and lesbian floor-show partner -- buxom porn star Alexia Moore
Imported floor-show, Edwardian vaudeville, half a dozen long-legged girls kicking their net stockings out, those were the days and all that.
That left her co-defendant and lesbian floor-show partner -- buxom porn star Alexia Moore -- alone to insist from the witness stand yesterday that the pair never, ever, offered a
There was never anything original about Dreamgirls except the concept, but the sheer emotional impact of the music and the sequins and the eye-popping Vegas floor-show excitement kept it on its toes.
Tessa and I recreated an early date (circa 2000) tonight by going to Jesse Drucker's birthday party at Rasputin, which is a giant floor-show Russian dinner extravaganza that has to be seen to be believed.
I went to the bar and took a stool at the end near the heavy curtains: in this area there was no backwash of light from the floor-show and I could watch the Tewson woman and the Chinese couldn't watch me because the ceiling-high papier-mache dragon was in the way.
They got me a table and I began working, picked her out over there near the band, still alone at a table for three, watching the floor-show, smoking, smoking rather hard and sometimes looking around, the earrings catching the light, not looking for anyone, but at them.