noun
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The area behind a stage out of view of the audience where performers wait to give their show; especially that of the dressing rooms.
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The private portion of the space used by a business or enterprise.
adjective
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Relating to, or situated in the area behind a stage.
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Secret, concealed from the public.
adverb
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Towards the area behind the stage.
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Out of view of the public.
Examples of backstage in a Sentence
Cash wrote the song backstage at one of his shows.
Phantom Bible Study - It's been a joy to re-establish our regular backstage meetings on London's long-running musical.
Backstage Tours A fascinating peek behind the scenes at the Northcott Theater.
No backstage member is to use illegal drugs during an event, either during rigging, during the performance or during the get out.
It is almost filmic - the curtain call, taken by the 50-plus backstage crew at the end, is richly deserved.
Why not explore the usually off-limits areas of Londonâs theaters with backstage tours, to see what they have to offer?
Scurrying the full way round the building I eventually plumped for the backstage door, set down from the main entrance.
The only big performance anxiety dream I recall was when I was backstage in a production of Carousel which looked fairly shambolic to me.
I was playing (and trying to sing) Bohemian Rhapsody on the piano backstage and did n't realize the audience had come in.
Back then, it was basic, down-to-earth photographs, taken in scruffy clothes or backstage changing rooms.
Another good Hartford story referred to the first time he had snuck backstage at the Grand Ole Opry.
Make Up Forever is a very popular cosmetic brand that began its humble roots backstage as a theatre and stage makeup company.
Backstage makeup artists adored the unique products, and soon cult status was born.
New York City and its famous theater scene inspire many proms like "Bright Lights in the Big City," "Backstage Glamour," and "Broadway Stars."
Ever the comedian, Griffin commented backstage, "I hope I offended some people.
Hair powder has long been a backstage staple for adding lift and height on day old hair.
Gwyneth first met Chris backstage at a 2002 Coldplay concert.
There are also drawings for front row seating, backstage passes, and other treats.
The always elegant Diane Kruger flaunted some serious style savvy backstage at Chanel in Paris.
YouTube is another excellent resource for past shows and even backstage preparation videos, so if you can't make the televised events you won't have to miss out entirely.
She is not only a pageant mom, but also very involved with the backstage production of several competitions.
After opening their first MAC store in 1991, their line quickly grew in popularity amongst makeup artists and backstage professionals.
Although the often crazy hair styles that are sported down the catwalk may not transcend to the office, many variations of supermodel worthy locks can be worn with confidence, without the aide of a backstage crew.
Available in over 100 complexion flattering shades, this backstage product is worn by celebrities on the big screen for a reason.
Simpson experienced this pressure first hand when she was invited to walk in a fashion show and the backstage manager criticized her weight and tried to have her pulled from the show because of it.
Ann Wilson states that the song was written in anger after a man approached her at a backstage meet-and-greet and made denigrating, low ball statements that were insulting to women.
At the end of each episode, there is an elimination ceremony where the girls Michaels wants to keep around are awarded a "backstage pass" (his version of Flav's clock).
Younger sister Noah once entered a Disney Channel contest to win tickets backstage to meet Hannah Montana, to which Miley responded "You live with me!"