backstage
backstage Lexical Profile
backstage Game Scores & Validity
• adverb
In or toward the area behind the stage in a theater or performance venue, including the dressing rooms and wings.
"After the concert, a few lucky fans were invited backstage to meet the band."
Out of the public view; privately or secretly.
"Party leaders worked backstage to resolve the dispute before the official vote."
• adjective
Located in or relating to the area behind the stage in a theater or concert hall, out of the audience's view.
"Security guards checked everyone's backstage passes before letting them through the door."
Kept out of public view; occurring in private or behind the scenes.
"The documentary reveals the intense backstage negotiations that led to the peace treaty."
• noun
The area behind the stage in a theater or performance venue, especially the wings and dressing rooms out of sight of the audience.
"The cramped backstage of the historic theater barely had enough room for the orchestra's instruments."