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offstage's Usage Examples:

Offstage performers may be called an "offstage touring guitarist", "offstage touring keyboard player", "offstage guitarist", "offstage keyboardist".

Act 3The mystified Antonio arrives at Mendoza's house; while he is offstage meeting 'Clara', Mendoza and don Carlos congratulate themselves on their cunning.

Hamlet spends most of the novel"s time offstage, as it were: a young child shunted off to nursemaids, a boy left to mischief with the disorderly Yorick, or.

only in movement 5, offstage) 10 trumpets (5th and 6th used only in movement 5, onstage.

the role of Fool; and the standoffish Oxenby as Edmund, who refuses to "muck in" and assist with offstage production activities.

evening a different mystery guest was cast as the Phantom and could be heard offstage until the reveal in the closing scenes.

major characters, only Al, who is always offstage, seems to be completely aboveboard and loyal to Jack.

He takes an instant liking to Fanny, to whom he eventually proposes (offstage).

tremendous orchestration of woodwind and brass instruments, including four antiphonal offstage brass ensembles.

He falls asleep, and his heartbeat (conveyed by an offstage chorus) stops for ever.

or more instrumentalists (trumpet players, also called an "offstage trumpet call", horn players, woodwind players, percussionists, other instrumentalists).

Further controversyFurther controversy ensued when the Daily Mirror newspaper reported that the band had used two backing singers offstage as part of their performance on Eurovision: Making Your Mind Up, with the implication that this had given the group an advantage over rival entrants, although this was perfectly allowed.

use of the fanfare is heightened by having the trumpet player perform offstage, which creates a muted effect.

Synonyms:

wing, stage, backstage,

Antonyms:

impersonal, outward, in the public eye, state-supported,