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backstage Meaning
backstage (n)
a stage area out of sight of the audience
backstage (s)
concealed from public view or attention
backstage (r)
out of view of the public; behind the scenes
in or to a backstage area of a theater
backstage Sentence Examples
- The performers waited anxiously backstage before their grand entrance.
- As the curtain rose, the actors disappeared backstage into the shadows.
- The backstage area was a hive of activity as stagehands prepared for the next scene.
- The star of the show paced backstage, rehearsing his lines one last time.
- The director gave final instructions to the cast backstage before the live performance.
- The crew worked diligently backstage to ensure a seamless transition between scenes.
- Curious spectators peered backstage hoping to catch a glimpse of the actors.
- The props and sets were stored neatly backstage, ready for the next show.
- The backstage crew used a secret passageway to avoid disturbing the audience.
- After the performance, the cast and crew gathered backstage to celebrate their success.
FAQs About the word backstage
a stage area out of sight of the audience, concealed from public view or attention, out of view of the public; behind the scenes, in or to a backstage area of a
secretly,privately, in private, confidentially,intimately, offscreen, à deux, sotto voce, offstage, tête-à-tête
publicly,publicly, openly,openly,
The performers waited anxiously backstage before their grand entrance.
As the curtain rose, the actors disappeared backstage into the shadows.
The backstage area was a hive of activity as stagehands prepared for the next scene.
The star of the show paced backstage, rehearsing his lines one last time.
