postshow

English

Alternative forms

• post-show

Etymology

From post- +‎ show.

Adjective

postshow (not comparable)

1. Occurring after the end of a show
   • 1988 February 19, Peter Friederici, “On Exhibit: Nan Goldin's love junkies”, in Chicago Reader‎^[1]:

     The postshow discussion reveals that reactions tend to be mixed: some viewers see her photos as merely a sort of pre-AIDS sexual geography of a certain punkish set of people; others feel personally addressed.

See also

• aftershow
• preshow