downstage
/ˈdaʊnsteɪdʒ
/ /daʊnˈsteɪdʒ/adjective & adverb
At or towards the front of a stage: [as adverb]: all four run for their lives downstage [as adjective]: the downstage area...
- His Restoration stage, complete with downstage doors, proscenium and revolving flats is effective and simply adorned with a few choice pieces of furniture along with blue and white accents.
- But what one remembers is the the mournful downstage revelry, while upstage a fleshy, ageing chanteuse is mimetically seduced by the MC.
- The downstage scene is depicted as a common ground where the actors interact and live out there lives outside of the privacy of their own homes.
