show bill

or showbill

noun

1. an advertising poster.
2. a list of attractions, as for a new theatrical season; roster.

show bill

noun

1. a poster advertising a play or show Also calledshow card

Word History and Origins

Origin of show bill¹

First recorded in 1795–1805

Example Sentences

The drag show bill, which broadens the state’s obscenity law to apply to some live performances, was temporarily put on hold by a federal judge in central Florida this month after a restaurant sued.

From Los Angeles Times

McNally voted to send the finalized drag show bill to the governor.

From Seattle Times

The anti-drag show bill is expected to clear the Legislature this week.

From Washington Times

Texas lawmakers plan to hold hearings this month on some of the drag show bills.

From Washington Post

Sanchez’s show bills itself as “a podcast that shatters the stereotypes and misconceptions about Latinos in America.”

From Los Angeles Times