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walk-on
WAWK-on · noun · informal
A brief non-performance appearance on the masquerade stage.
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A masquerade entry where the cosplayer simply crosses the stage to show off the costume without a rehearsed skit or dialogue.
“I'm too nervous for a skit, so I signed up for a walk-on instead.”
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walk-on In A Sentence
I'm too nervous for a skit, so I signed up for a walk-on instead.
Origin & Usage
Theatrical 'walk-on' (a non-speaking stage appearance), applied to masquerades.
People Also Ask
What is a walk-on in a masquerade?
A walk-on is a masquerade entry where the cosplayer simply crosses the stage to show off the costume, without a rehearsed skit or dialogue.
Why choose a walk-on over a skit?
It's less pressure and requires no rehearsal, making it a good option for nervous competitors or those focused on showcasing the costume itself.
Where does the term come from?
It comes from the theatrical sense of a 'walk-on,' a brief non-speaking stage appearance.
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