flirt

to put on a good show (of deception); to put on an act [colloquial]

to put on a show (of deception); to put on an act [colloquial]

perform in Cantonese opera / put on a show or an act

put on a show

to do, perform magic tricks / up to something unpredictable or unknown

to make or put on a good show for others to see [colloquial]

(noun) Children game

get into character

nothing special to see [colloquial]

Foreplay

a stage show [written and colloquial]

what kind of play

singing something that is opposite from one's counterpart, it means to promote a different idea

perform opera

Local opera

(n.) Chinese opera; (slang) a dramatic situation.

Cirque du Soleil

good show

save the best for last; the best part of something is at the end; the best is yet to come

play

noun; sex scene in the media

noun; shadowplay drama

actor, actress (a dated term)

actor's part in a play

drama

playwright

dramatic

drama department

title of the play