の晴れ舞台を台無しにしてやろうと手ぐすね引いて待っているの英語

the gesture of hitting a person with a fan on a stage

a flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings

in the Japanese kabuki theater, a movable stage which creates the effect of echoes

he slowly phased down the light until the stage was completely black

a stage setting that is round only on the side facing the audience seats

crew of workers who move scenery or handle properties in a theatrical production

I was eagerly watching for a chance

a rehearsal that is performed without costumes

He messed up the stage that he had set up so carefully.

the performer seemed completely composed as she stepped onto the stage

to close the stage curtains at the end of a performance

in a theatrical performance, lines spoken that are not in the script

be kept waiting in the wings

the condition of a stage or screen becoming gradually brighter

She retired from the theater, never to act again.

They wait with their mouths wide open

It doesn't depend on fancy props and stage sets.

He waited for the applause to subside.

of a drama or play, the act of pushing a setting in front of the stage

drive from the stage by noisy disapproval

to look forward to an event

a piece of equipment used in a theatre for raising actors to the stage

His behaviour was splendid on the grand occasion.

in drama, the state of raising the curtain and simultaneously illuminating the stage

The moment he appeared on the stage, the audience stopped their chattering, and a dead silence fell over the theater.

We are awaiting developments.

a setting stage used in 'Kabuki'

to gape for food

We waited for the storm to abate [subside].

before the lights