Translations for downstage in the English»French Dictionary

downstage [Brit ˈdaʊnsteɪdʒ, daʊnˈsteɪdʒ, Am ˈdaʊnsteɪdʒ] ADJ ADV

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downstage

vers le devant de la scène (from par rapport à)

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This led to the theatre positions upstage and downstage, meaning, respectively, farther from or closer to the audience. en.wikipedia.org

The set included a stage where upstage, center stage and downstage could be removed to accommodate the needs of the puppeteers. en.wikipedia.org

However, the stage is flat, so that the terms upstage and downstage are not literally accurate. en.wikipedia.org

There are normally at least three electrical line sets provided above the stage, with one just upstage of the proscenium wall, one mid-stage, and one just downstage of the cyclorama. en.wikipedia.org

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