backstage

Communities of color also feel the need to filter our attitudes about race — or how our race should be presented — through front- and backstage personas.

Behind the curtain, in the backstage, people relax the rules governing public engagement and let their hair down.

Her mother had a musical theater background, so Malone grew up backstage, watching productions come to fruition.

But once backstage, you realize that each performer plays many parts.

Hanging out backstage, documenting the performers and the life of the show, is like therapy for her, she says.

After she ended a 6-month-long consensual affair with Cosby, she claims he drugged her backstage before a performance in Denver.

So after your speech, you walked directly back to your seat, instead of going backstage to speak with press.

Tim hustled us backstage, where Lil and I used to sweat over the animatronics and cop surreptitious feels.

From the backstage speakers came the smooth rhythm of a band playing a march trio.

At that moment Petite Jeanne sat in a dark corner backstage, engulfed in despair.

A book on The Theater, both "backstage" and "the front of the house."

Mr. Parker had come backstage and was talking earnestly to the doorman.