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proscenium

[proh-see-nee-uhm, pruh-] / proʊˈsi ni əm, prə- /


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Behind the grand proscenium of Hill’s “Brava!” is another such refuge: a gallery filled with images of painted pink roses, some outlined with green neon light.

From New York Times

According to a press release, he and choreographer Annie-B Parson “will transform the venue’s traditional proscenium floor space into a dance club environment, where audiences will stand and move with the actors.”

From Seattle Times

The intimacy is such that even with a proscenium stage, this is the epitome of immersive opera.

From Los Angeles Times

Hopper himself encouraged us to see the windows in these late paintings as a proscenium, as the Whitney emphasizes in a gallery dedicated to his interest in the theater.

From New York Times

The scene onstage was nothing but surreal — fragmented light beams suggesting a proscenium; towering, billowing curtains lit in dreamy shades of blue, their translucence revealing the impression of a building facade beyond.

From New York Times