Event Management Glossary

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

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adjective relating to or situated in the area behind the stage in a theater

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• The performers gathered backstage before the show to go over their lines.
• I saw the band backstage getting ready for their concert.
• We snuck backstage to meet the lead singer after the show.
• She always keeps her true feelings backstage, never letting anyone see her vulnerable side.

noun The action or process of receiving something

• The reception for the new CEO was held in the grand ballroom of the hotel.
• The reception for the new teacher was a casual gathering in the school cafeteria.
• The reception for the party was lit, everyone had a great time.
• The novel received a mixed reception from critics and readers alike.

noun a secure container used for storing cash or other valuables

• The cashier securely locked the cash box after closing hours.
• Hey, can you grab the cash box from under the counter?
• I heard someone tried to swipe the cash box last night.
• Her mind is like a locked cash box, no one can access her thoughts easily.

noun A parking lot is a designated area where vehicles can be parked.

• The parking lot was full, so I had to find a spot on the street.
• I hate trying to find a parking spot in this crowded parking lot.
• Let's meet up at the parking lot before heading to the concert.
• Her mind was a cluttered parking lot of thoughts, making it hard to focus.