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Idioms related to Art Performances

Hi guys. Today, I'll tell you what are the meanings of some idioms related to 🎭🎤💃. I´ll write ❺ conversations where one of these idioms will be mentioned in each one. Could you guess their meanings❓ Let's begin...

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 Alice: It´s my turn.
 Sonja: Break a leg❗
 Alice: Cheers❗
 Sonja: You´re welcome.

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 Charlie: I think I should give up ⚽. I´m not good enough.
 Sammy: No❗ This isn´t over till the fat 👩 🎤. 

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 John: The next band is not here.
 Dean: Well, the show must go on.

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 Pierre: It´s my ❌. I forgot to buy the tickets.
 James: No way. It takes ✌ to 🇦🇷💃.

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 Reporter: This is your first time on the red carpet. How do you feel❓
 Celebrity: It´s amazing❗ I can´t believe it.
 Reporter: Tonight, you are in the 🔦. You look as georgeous as ever.
 Celebrity: Many thanks.

 Did you guess the meanings of these idioms❓ Well; if you are 😕, don´t 😟 don´t 😢. Let´s see their meanings😉.
"Break a leg!"
Good luck!🍀 


"It is not over until the fat lady sings" 
There is still ⌛ for a situation to change.


"The show must go on"
Someone can still doing something despite difficulties.


"It takes two to tango"
Both parties involved in a bad situation
are equally responsible for it.

"In the spotlight"
The centre of attention.


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