hello everybody
a idiom...
BRING DOWN THE HOUSE.
"When our principal came out on stage dressed like a North High student,
she brought down the house."
Meaning: to get an audience to clap enthusiastically or laugh loudly.
Origin: This saying, which comes from the theater, has been in common use
since the 1700s. Performers have long referred to the audience in a theater,
and the theater itself, as the "house". When a performer is a huge success,
and the excited audience is cheering, laughing, and applauding so wildly
that the roof of the theater seems to be shaking and about to fall in, he or
she has "brought down the house."
Andrew.
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