Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

thrust-stage

noun

/θrʌst steɪdʒ/

Definition

A thrust stage is a type of stage design in which the stage extends into the audience, allowing spectators to view the performance from three sides.

Examples

The theater featured a thrust stage that made every seat a great one.
During the play, the actors moved gracefully across the thrust stage, captivating the audience from all angles.
Many directors prefer a thrust stage for its ability to enhance the connection between performers and viewers.

Meaning

The thrust stage design promotes a more intimate and engaging experience between the performers and the audience by positioning the stage within close proximity to the viewers.