Object

• talent: The performances will showcase international talent, alongside music from the unusual quartet, who originate from Reading.

Adjective modifier

• unsigned: They also impressed at the 2006 UK Unsigned showcases and were selected to play at the Bulldog Bash Festival at Stratford in August.

• prestigious: So to be part of that prestigious Showcase you have to be pretty special.

• acoustic: Live music every night of the week, including the regular Sunday night acoustic showcase, the Goat Club.

• annual: But so, too, has the Turner prize, offering an annual showcase for the country's most influential artists.

• perfect: The high walls are the perfect showcase for the Abbey Artifacts Gallery, founded by Richard's wife Karen in 1997.

• monthly: A scheme such as we have developed at the Royal Institution, where monthly talks showcase upcoming scientific talent, is only the beginning.

Modifies a noun

• gig: The site is a non-profit with the goal of promoting bands both online and at dedicated showcase gigs.

• concert: Fèisean nan Gàidheal's work includes running 1,350 community tuition workshops and holding showcase concerts at the Eden Court Theater in Inverness.

• excellence: The aim is to tackle topical issues, create debate, showcase excellence and enable professionals like you to network.

• talent: The music day will provide a wide range of musical airwaves roaming across the castle grounds and is a great chance to showcase talent.

• event: London Fashion Week is the major showcase event in the fashion industry calendar.

Noun used with modifier

• will: A series of workshops are proposed that will showcase the potential of the project.

• exhibition: The exhibition showcases work by a wide range of photographers.

• talent: I have developed projects in Lozells and presented talent showcases for young people demonstrating traditional music and dance.

• festival: Throughout the festival showcase month of October 2006, the best work will be awarded substantial media coverage.

Preposition: of

• talent: Final year students in Commercial Music Production worked with staff to produce the annual showcase of unsigned talent, this year held in Liverpool.

Preposition: for

• talent: It's an engrossing showcase for some impressive acting talent.