stage crew
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Definition
Noun: A group of backstage workers responsible for moving scenery, handling props, and managing other technical elements during a theatrical production.
Usage
The term "stage crew" refers specifically to the team of technicians who work behind the scenes during a play, musical, or other live performance. Their work is essential for scene changes and the smooth operation of the production.
Examples
- The stage crew worked quickly and quietly to change the set during the blackout.
- She joined the stage crew to learn about technical theater.
- Without a skilled stage crew, the complex scene transitions would be impossible.
Advanced Usage
- "To be on the stage crew": To be a member of this technical team.
- He has been on the stage crew for three school productions.
Variants and Related Words
- Crew (noun): A general term for a group of people working together, often on a ship, aircraft, or project.
- Stagehand (noun): An individual member of a stage crew.
- Technical crew / Tech crew (noun phrase): A broader term that can include lighting and sound operators in addition to those handling scenery and props.
Synonyms
- Backstage crew
- Theater technicians (in a broader sense)
- Scene-shifters (specifically for those moving scenery)
Related Phrases
- "Behind the scenes": Working out of view of the audience; secretively.
- The stage crew operates behind the scenes to make the magic happen.
- "Run crew": A term for the stage crew members who execute changes during the actual performance (as opposed to the setup crew).
Noun
- crew of workers who move scenery or handle properties in a theatrical production