100 Examples of sentences containing the noun "burlesque"

Definition

Burlesque refers to a theatrical or literary work that humorously exaggerates or mocks a subject, often through parody or satire. It can also denote a style of performance that combines music, dance, and comedy, typically featuring striptease and other forms of adult entertainment.

Synonyms

• Parody
• Satire
• Spoof
• Mockery
• Farce
• Lampoon
• Caricature
• Comedy

Antonyms

• Seriousness
• Solemnity
• Reverence
• Gravity
• Dignity

Examples

1. The comedian decided to burlesque the latest blockbuster movie in her stand-up routine.
2. They planned to burlesque the popular reality TV show during the charity event.
3. The performance aimed to burlesque societal norms with humor and wit.
4. Critics praised the play for its ability to burlesque political issues effectively.
5. She loved to burlesque her friends' mannerisms for comedic effect.
6. The director wanted to burlesque the classic fairytale in a modern setting.
7. He often burlesqued famous personalities on his YouTube channel.
8. The skit was designed to burlesque the absurdity of everyday life.
9. The troupe would burlesque the events of the past year in their new show.
10. It was hard not to burlesque the ridiculous fashion trends of the time.
11. The artist chose to burlesque traditional art forms in her latest exhibition.
12. The team decided to burlesque the local news stories for their next segment.
13. They would often burlesque their teachers in a light-hearted way.
14. The novel attempts to burlesque the conventions of the genre.
15. He managed to burlesque the seriousness of the debate with his clever jokes.
16. The film aimed to burlesque the clichés of action movies.
17. She would burlesque the way her mother scolded her when she was a child.
18. They planned to burlesque the political speeches at the gala.
19. The comedian's goal was to burlesque the entire award ceremony.
20. The show would often burlesque famous scenes from classic movies.
21. He could easily burlesque any celebrity without missing a beat.
22. The satire was meant to burlesque the hypocrisy in society.
23. She took a chance to burlesque the overly dramatic soap operas.
24. The sketch would burlesque the typical office environment.
25. The performance aimed to burlesque cultural stereotypes.
26. They loved to burlesque the trends in social media.
27. The troupe would often burlesque historical events for laughs.
28. He could burlesque the best moments from their childhood.
29. The play was designed to burlesque the absurdity of bureaucracy.
30. The act aimed to burlesque the glamour of Hollywood.
31. She managed to burlesque the famous dance moves flawlessly.
32. The comedian's routine would often burlesque everyday scenarios.
33. They decided to burlesque the latest fashion show in their skit.
34. The group loved to burlesque the local gossip.
35. He would often burlesque political debates at family gatherings.
36. The artist intended to burlesque traditional gender roles in her work.
37. The television show would frequently burlesque current events.
38. The troupe planned to burlesque famous literature in their next performance.
39. She could easily burlesque the quirks of her coworkers.
40. The intention was to burlesque the concept of love in a humorous way.
41. The director wanted to burlesque the seriousness of the subject matter.
42. The show was meant to burlesque the absurdities of modern life.
43. He loved to burlesque the way politicians spoke.
44. The sketch artist would often burlesque the figures he saw in public.
45. The team aimed to burlesque the corporate world in their latest project.
46. They decided to burlesque the typical superhero tropes.
47. The performance would burlesque the ridiculousness of fame.
48. She wanted to burlesque the dynamics of family gatherings.
49. His ability to burlesque the situation made everyone laugh.
50. The group loved to burlesque their favorite TV shows.
51. The film was designed to burlesque the tropes of romantic comedies.
52. He managed to burlesque various accents in his performance.
53. The goal was to burlesque the clichés found in horror movies.
54. She could effortlessly burlesque the way people interacted on dating apps.
55. The comedian would often burlesque political figures in her acts.
56. They planned to burlesque the trending TikTok challenges.
57. The performance would burlesque the stereotypes of different cultures.
58. He loved to burlesque the dramatic moments from reality shows.
59. The group intended to burlesque the absurdity of online dating.
60. The skit aimed to burlesque the way people communicate in emails.
61. They decided to burlesque the challenges of remote work in their comedy.
62. The artist wanted to burlesque the classic ideas of beauty.
63. She could burlesque the way her friend always told stories.
64. The musical aimed to burlesque the traditional Broadway style.
65. He wanted to burlesque the concept of social media influencers.
66. The show would often burlesque the ups and downs of life.
67. The act was meant to burlesque the seriousness of the event.
68. They managed to burlesque the struggles of adulting humorously.
69. The play was intended to burlesque the clichés of detective stories.
70. She could easily burlesque the accent of her favorite character.
71. The team worked to burlesque the typical high school drama.
72. The performance would burlesque the way people act on vacation.
73. He loved to burlesque the overly emotional scenes in films.
74. The group aimed to burlesque the awkwardness of first dates.
75. The skit would burlesque the absurdity of modern technology.
76. She wanted to burlesque the way people react to news.
77. The show aimed to burlesque the ridiculousness of trends.
78. He would often burlesque his friends’ embarrassing moments.
79. The musical was designed to burlesque the grandiosity of opera.
80. The comedian's goal was to burlesque the seriousness of the situation.
81. They planned to burlesque the typical family vacation.
82. The artist chose to burlesque the traditional holiday celebrations.
83. She could easily burlesque the mannerisms of her favorite actors.
84. The performance would burlesque the tropes of fairy tales.
85. He loved to burlesque the quirks of his family members.
86. The sketch was meant to burlesque the challenges of working from home.
87. They decided to burlesque the concept of adulthood.
88. The show aimed to burlesque the typical superhero story.
89. She managed to burlesque the way people react to awkward situations.
90. The act was designed to burlesque the seriousness of the news.
91. He wanted to burlesque the experience of going to the gym.
92. The performance would often burlesque the absurdity of love stories.
93. She could burlesque various accents with ease.
94. The group intended to burlesque the clichés of office life.
95. He loved to burlesque the conventions of romantic relationships.
96. The film was meant to burlesque the tropes of science fiction.
97. The skit would burlesque the absurdities of modern dating.
98. She wanted to burlesque the way people socialize at parties.
99. The performance aimed to burlesque the dynamics of friendship.
100. The comedian would often burlesque the interactions he observed in public.