Question

unseen backstage area on the sides of the stage
what is the meaning of this , give one word.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Typically, the plaster line runs across the stage at the back face (upstage face) of the proscenium wall.

Answer 2

• Unseen backstage area on the sides of the stage is called "Crossover."
• There’s a fantastical quality to the crossover part of the stage in a theatre, because it’s a cross between the horizontal and the vertical.  
• The horizontal is taking place in the audience, and we can see the stage from it.  
• The vertical is taking place on stage, which is why we can’t see it from the audience, and we can see the stage from it.
• The audience is invisible.  
• People seem to be able to enter the realm of the invisible almost effortlessly, and in doing so, they gain access to information they could never have imagined.
• In the world of the invisible, we are all invisible.
• The horizontal plane is where the audience is looking, and the vertical plane is where they’re standing.  
• So in a sense, the stage is a façade.
• The horizontal plane is where the action is, but it’s also a fiction.
• The vertical plane is a fiction too, but it’s also real.
• The crossover part of the stage differentiates between the two, and is where the two are joined.
• It’s where the two realities meet, and where the vertical and horizontal can intersect.  
• As you can see, the horizontal is ongoing in the physical, while the vertical is ongoing in the virtual.

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