Backstage
Backstage noun - A stage area out of sight of the audience.
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- Biff's cronies mistake him for "Calvin Klein" and chase Marty backstage; unaware that there are two Martys, they prepare to attack the Marty currently on stage playing "Johnny B. Goode".
Source: Recap / Back to the Future -
Holding the Floor: Minoru went up to the stage alone performing impromptu gags in one occasion to buy time for the backstage crew to repair the stage, which was damaged in an accident in between performances.
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The plays have been running every summer since 1990, and are shown at night on the outdoors stage at Kristiansand Zoo and Amusement Park, and for the first ten years Formoe himself played the titular character before he decided to focus on his job backstage instead.
Source: Theatre / Captain Sabertooth
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