Pronunciation: /prəˈsiːniəm/
noun the part of a theater stage in front of the curtain
A1 The actors performed on the proscenium stage.
A2 The proscenium arch framed the stage beautifully.
B1 The proscenium allowed for easy scene changes during the play.
B2 The lighting design enhanced the proscenium's architectural features.
C1 The proscenium's intricate details added to the overall aesthetic of the theater.
C2 The proscenium's acoustics were carefully designed to ensure optimal sound quality for the audience.
adjective relating to or characteristic of the area of a theater stage in front of the curtain
A1 The proscenium arch frames the stage in a traditional theater.
A2 The actors performed their play on the proscenium stage.
B1 The proscenium design of the theater allows for easy viewing from all seats.
B2 The proscenium curtain rose to reveal the set for the next scene.
C1 The intricate details of the proscenium architecture added to the grandeur of the theater.
C2 The proscenium lighting created a dramatic effect during the performance.
formal The actors stood on the proscenium stage, ready to begin the performance.
informal I love sitting in the front row near the proscenium - you get a great view of the action.
slang Let's meet by the proscenium before the show starts.
figurative The proscenium represents the boundary between reality and the world of the play.
prosceniums
more proscenium
most proscenium
proscenium
will proscenium
has proscenium
is prosceniuming
proscenium
proscenium
to proscenium
prosceniuming
prosceniumed