Pronunciation: /ˈbækˌsteɪdʒ/
noun an area in a theater, studio, or other public venue that is not seen by the audience, where performers or workers can prepare or relax
A1 I saw the actors backstage before the show.
A2 The backstage area was bustling with activity as the crew prepared for the performance.
B1 The backstage pass allowed us to meet the band after the concert.
B2 The backstage entrance was guarded by security to keep unauthorized people out.
C1 The backstage area was equipped with state-of-the-art technology for the performers.
C2 The backstage manager ensured that everything ran smoothly behind the scenes during the production.
verb not applicable
A1 She likes to go backstage to see how the show is prepared.
A2 The actor backstage was practicing his lines before the performance.
B1 The band backstage was tuning their instruments before the concert.
B2 The crew backstage was busy setting up the props for the play.
C1 The director backstage was giving last-minute instructions to the cast.
C2 The stage manager backstage was coordinating the lighting and sound cues for the show.
adjective relating to or situated in the area behind the stage in a theater
A1 The backstage area was off-limits to the audience.
A2 The backstage crew worked tirelessly to prepare for the show.
B1 The backstage pass allowed me to meet the band before the concert.
B2 The backstage entrance was guarded by security to prevent unauthorized access.
C1 The backstage area was bustling with activity as performers prepared for the big event.
C2 The backstage amenities included a lounge area for artists to relax before going on stage.
adverb not applicable
A1 The actors went backstage to prepare for the next scene.
A2 She peeked backstage to see if the performers were ready.
B1 The crew worked backstage to set up the props for the play.
B2 The director met with the cast backstage to discuss changes to the script.
C1 The famous singer was spotted backstage before the concert.
C2 The backstage crew worked tirelessly to ensure everything ran smoothly during the live show.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I saw the actors backstage before the show.
A2 She left her bag backstage and forgot to take it with her.
B1 Backstage, the crew was busy setting up the props for the next scene.
B2 The director gave a pep talk to the cast backstage before the big performance.
C1 Backstage, there was a sense of anticipation and excitement as the show was about to begin.
C2 The backstage area was a hive of activity as the crew worked tirelessly to ensure everything ran smoothly.
preposition not applicable
A1 The actors went backstage before the show started.
A2 She peeked backstage to see if the performers were ready.
B1 The stage manager guided the actors backstage for their entrance.
B2 The crew members worked tirelessly backstage to set up the props.
C1 The director was busy backstage coordinating all the technical aspects of the production.
C2 The backstage area was bustling with activity as the cast prepared for the final dress rehearsal.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I went backstage to meet the band after the concert.
A2 Backstage, the actors were getting ready for the play.
B1 Backstage, there was chaos as the crew prepared for the show.
B2 The dancers practiced their routine backstage before the big performance.
C1 Backstage, the director was giving last-minute instructions to the cast.
C2 Backstage, the stage manager was coordinating the technical crew for the elaborate production.
interjection not applicable
A1 Backstage! I can't believe we get to meet the actors.
A2 Backstage, we saw all the props and costumes up close.
B1 Backstage, the stage manager gave us a tour of the dressing rooms.
B2 Backstage, we were able to watch the actors rehearse their lines.
C1 Backstage, we had the opportunity to speak with the director about the production.
C2 Backstage, we were able to witness the intricate set changes during the performance.
article not applicable
A1 I saw a show and got to go backstage to meet the actors.
A2 She was nervous before going on stage, but felt calm once she was backstage.
B1 Backstage passes are usually given to VIP guests or crew members.
B2 The backstage area was bustling with activity as the performers prepared for the show.
C1 The backstage entrance was guarded by security to ensure only authorized personnel could enter.
C2 The backstage crew worked efficiently to set up the props and lighting for the next act.
formal The performers gathered backstage before the show to go over their lines.
informal I saw the band backstage getting ready for their concert.
slang We snuck backstage to meet the lead singer after the show.
figurative She always keeps her true feelings backstage, never letting anyone see her vulnerable side.
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