proscenium in Spanish
proscenium in Spanish is proscenio — proscenium means the area of a stage that lies between the curtain and where the orchestra is positioned.
proscenium in Spanish
proscenio
(in a modern, _, theater) The stage area between the curtain and the orchestra.
What does "proscenium" mean?
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noun The area of a stage that lies between the curtain and where the orchestra is positioned.
"It looks like a film, a meticulous, detailed, visually balanced wide-screen Wes Anderson one. There’s no proscenium, no stage, no wings, no audience."
- noun The part of a stage just in front of the backdrop structure.
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noun A line of pillars at the front of the backdrop, originally set behind the round performing area and later built onto the stage itself.
"The front of the scene-building and of the parascenia came to be decorated with a row of columns, the proscenium (πρό, "before"+σκηνή)."
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noun The arch that frames the front of a stage.
"Screamers trumpeted from the roof of the supermarket, white storks rattled their bills as their surveyed the town from the proscenium of the filling-station."
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proscenium in a sentence
- It looks like a film, a meticulous, detailed, visually balanced wide-screen Wes Anderson one. There’s no proscenium, no stage, no wings, no audience.
- The front of the scene-building and of the parascenia came to be decorated with a row of columns, the proscenium (πρό, "before"+σκηνή).
- Screamers trumpeted from the roof of the supermarket, white storks rattled their bills as their surveyed the town from the proscenium of the filling-station.
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What is "proscenium" in Spanish?
"proscenium" in Spanish is proscenio. proscenium means: The area of a stage that lies between the curtain and where the orchestra is positioned.
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