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Перевод: backstage

[прилагательное]
происходящий за кулисами; закулисный; кулуарный;
[наречие]
за кулисами; за кулисы;
[существительное]
пространство за сценой
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. There was plenty of time before Curtain Up at 8 o'clock, half the cast had gone out and backstage had a drowsy air about it.
2. Surveying the solitary chair and bare mattress, the missing lightbulbs round the mirror, you understand why for much of the time Newley keeps his eyes closed, picturing maybe the backstage steamrooms and personal barmen of American showbiz.
3. But when I entered the backstage dressing-room in Carnegie Hall, Daniel Barenboim didn't live up to his "Proceed With Caution" reputation.
4. Out front, Robert de Niro and Sean Penn at witless escaped convicts mistaken for iconoclastic priests; backstage, writer David Mamet and director Neil Jordan have joined forces to create this misconceived project.
5. We went into the communal lavatory, the only private space backstage, and I broke the news to him.
6. They will also go backstage to the Flying Gallery and understage.
7. Later, over a cup of coffee backstage, Kylie talks frankly about homesickness and how it had taken her two years to adjust to life in England.
8. Backstage Tour
9. Jennie preferred to stay and supervise; she was always backstage seeing to their make-up:
10. With lots of help from around the village and many professional backstage touches as well as performances, the three performances were a sell-out success.
11. Backstage by Alex Finer
12. It is commonplace in the sociology of the police to emphasize how police stations are a "symbolic bureaucracy", to use Jacobs's telling phrase (1969), or that they have, in Goffman's terminology, front and backstage regions where different sets of rules apply (see Holdaway 1980).
13. All the time with other people she was acting, confident and charming; backstage alone, the pain in her eyes glared at her from a bright-lit make-up mirror, weeping at the tawdriness of it all, scorning costume and plot and witty script.