Noun
A printed programme of a play, with the parts assigned to the actors.
Source: Webster's dictionaryhe couldn't find her name on the playbill Source: Internet
According to her biography in Playbill (1942), Paxinou was disowned by her family after she decided to seek a permanent stage career. Source: Internet
According to Playbill, after losing out on love, Buschbacher left Florida for New York City to perform in the "Pieces (of Ass)." Source: Internet
"Beyond The Fringe" Playbill, Ethel Barrymore Theatre, N.Y., 1965 The show was revived in slightly altered form in Los Angeles in 2000 and 2001 by Joseph Dunn's ReEstablishment Theater to critical acclaim. Source: Internet
Composition and premiere Original playbill for the Vienna premiere of Don Giovanni The opera was commissioned as a result of the overwhelming success of Mozart's trip to Prague in January and February of 1787. Source: Internet
And if you want the full theater experience, Playbill has posted a printable online version of the program from the week the show was filmed, with cast biographies, headshots, the song list and more. Source: Internet