Collocations for premiere - noun
ADJECTIVE
world
American, British, etc.
film, movie, television, TV
stage, theatrical
the stage premiere of John Adams's opera
the movie's theatrical premiere (AmE)
American, British, etc.
film, movie, television, TV
stage, theatrical
the stage premiere of John Adams's opera
the movie's theatrical premiere (AmE)
season
Did you catch the season premiere of ‘The Sopranos’?
Did you catch the season premiere of ‘The Sopranos’?
gala
the gala world premiere of the movie
the gala world premiere of the movie
glittering,
glitzy,
star-studded
London hosted the star-studded premiere of ‘Harry Potter’.
London hosted the star-studded premiere of ‘Harry Potter’.
VERB + premiere
attend
They attended the premiere together.
They attended the premiere together.
host,
present
conduct
He conducted the world premiere of the symphony.
conduct
He conducted the world premiere of the symphony.
give (sth its)
The opera was given its premiere by the New York City Opera.
The opera was given its premiere by the New York City Opera.
receive
The movie receives its American premiere on November 16.
The movie receives its American premiere on November 16.
premiere + NOUN
episode,
issue
the premiere episode of ‘Angel’
the premiere issue of a new journal
the premiere episode of ‘Angel’
the premiere issue of a new journal
party
the movie's premiere party
the movie's premiere party