| SHOW | Play, musical or other stage performance; or, a public exhibition of horses, dogs, cars, fashion etc (4) |
| RODEO | A public exhibition of cowboy skills, eg bronc riding (5) |
| SHOWROOM | Place for the display of carpets, cars, fashion collections, furniture, kitchens or other products for sale (8) |
| IDP | Automatic data processing in which data acquisition and other stages or processing are integrated into a coherent system. |
| OPUS | Musical or other work (4) |
| ITOTO | Oz dog's "auto bio" |
| KITSCH | From the German for "trash", a term for art, decor, design, fashion etc considered garish, tasteless, vulgar or of questionable aesthetic value (6) |
| PERFECTIONIST | He's so good and is meant to inspire Fashion etc (13) |
| OUTSTRETCHED | Fashion etc, the Tudors extended (12) |
| PARADE | A procession; a parry; a parcel of penguins; or, a public promenade (6) |
| TRYOUT | An actor or musician's audition; an athlete's test performance; or, a dry run of a military exercise (3-3) |
| HOMAGE | From the Latin for "man", a vassal's fealty of feudal allegiance; or, a public show of respectful deference (6) |
| RAN | A drip or trickle of paint when applied too thickly; a series of performances or unravelled stitches; or, a spell of luck, good or bad (3) |
| MICDROP | Dramatic ending to a performance ... or a hint to answering the six starred clues |
| SLED | A vehicle on runners for conveying loads or passengers, especially over snow, drawn by horses, dogs, reindeer or pulled by one or more persons |
| STAGING | Production of an immersive theatre performance, or a Pinter revival (7) |
| POETRYINMOTION | Sublime physical performance ... or a hint to this puzzle's circled letters |
| STREET | A paved road, such as the ancient "Watling" example or that figuratively traversed by the average man/woman; or, a public thoroughfare generally (6) |
| HARROW | Agricultural implement for pulverising, aerating or breaking up soil; or, a public school for boys in north-west London (6) |
| VERNISSAGE | French-based name for a private viewing of paintings before public exhibition |
