footlights (Meaning)

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footlights (n)

theater light at the front of a stage that illuminate the set and actors

The footlights illuminated the stage, casting an ethereal glow upon the performers.
The comedian's witty remarks brought roars of laughter from the audience gathered before the footlights.
The orchestra played a rousing overture as the curtain rose, casting a warm glow from the footlights.
The ballerina pirouetted gracefully beneath the radiant glow of the footlights.
The footlights flickered and danced, adding drama to the intense performance.
The conductor's baton flashed in the light of the footlights as he led the orchestra in a crescendo.
The magician's illusions appeared all the more remarkable against the contrasting backdrop of the footlights.
The seasoned actor knew how to work the audience from the footlights, captivating them with his every gesture.
The play's finale was illuminated by a dazzling display of footlights, creating a breathtaking climax.
As the final curtain fell, the footlights dimmed, leaving the audience with a sense of wonder and awe.

theater light at the front of a stage that illuminate the set and actors

acting, theatre, boards,stage, drama, dramatics, production, showbiz, theater, theatricals

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The footlights illuminated the stage, casting an ethereal glow upon the performers.

The comedian's witty remarks brought roars of laughter from the audience gathered before the footlights.

The orchestra played a rousing overture as the curtain rose, casting a warm glow from the footlights.

The ballerina pirouetted gracefully beneath the radiant glow of the footlights.