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UK
/pɹəsˈiːniəm/
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NOUN
- the wall that separates the stage from the auditorium in a modern theater
- the part of a modern theater stage between the curtain and the orchestra (i.e., in front of the curtain)
How To Use proscenium In A Sentence
- Using the window like a movie screen or a theatrical proscenium, he constructs a scenario familiar from all visual narrative forms: the characters look at each other while we look at them.
- Rushing to one side of the proscenium arch, rebounding and running back to the other, they are like a shoal of fish with short memories.
- The ubiquitous face as well as the proscenium are the lingering elements that integrate with still life, largely reinventing this concept with different perception.
- Conceding the point, many opera houses nowadays always flash surtitles above the proscenium.
- The main entrance is a double-height proscenium on the north facade that connects with the central lightwell, offering a clear view through the building.
- Such as: the establishment of databank, category analysis and management, data mining and implementation, integration "between proscenium and tiring-room" of Digital Marketing etc.
- Also, apart from anything else the first stage was a thrust stage and now it is a proscenium, which means it has to be completely restaged because there are no sides. 'Venus' Pulls Dancy Into a Broadway Orbit
- During an orchestra rehearsal for New York City Ballet, he rushes onto the stage from the audience, nimbly maneuvering over a narrow strip between the proscenium and the orchestra pit.
- But the malfunction of the government and the market smashs the illusion of the people, the public participation is pushed to the proscenium of the environment protection.
- The fourteen dancers melted into patterns out of an old Golddiggers flick and at one point, all posed at the front of the proscenium and twittered their legs like a bevy of chorines from an old Movietone newsreel.