run–through 
/ˈrʌnˌθru:/ noun
plural run–throughs /ˈrʌnˌθru:/ noun [count] : an activity in which you quickly do or read all the different parts of something especially in order to practice or prepare for something (such as a performance)
▪ She gave her lines/notes a quick run-through. ▪ They did a run-through [=rehearsal] of the play. — see also run through at 1run
▪ She gave her lines/notes a quick run-through. ▪ They did a run-through [=rehearsal] of the play. — see also run through at 1run
