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Drapery or scenic unit hanging across the stage above the acting area to visually hide the lights and items in the fly loft.

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Latest revision as of 06:47, 18 October 2023

Drapery or scenic unit hanging across the stage above the acting area to visually hide the lights and items in the fly loft.
  • curtain border
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border
Drapery or scenic unit hanging across the stage above the acting area to visually hide the lights and items in the fly loft.
  • curtain border

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border (English)
Drapery or scenic unit hanging across the stage above the acting area to visually hide the lights and items in the fly loft. (English)
3 August 2013
curtain border (English)
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sufita (Czech)
Pruh černého sametu neboli šála je součástí scénického horizontálního vykrytí. Slouží k zakrytí provaziště. (Czech)
3 August 2013
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soffitto (Italian)
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fries (Dutch)
horizontale strook gordijn in het toneelhuis (Dutch)
3 August 2013
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Soffitte (German)
Schmaler oft schwarzer bühnenbreiter Vorhang welcher Scheinwerfer und Bühnenbildteile im Verhang verdeckt. (German)
3 August 2013
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bambalina (Spanish)
Elemento textil o de otro material que suspendido por encima del área de actuación y paralelo a la embocadura afora las luces y otros elementos en las alturas. (Spanish)
3 August 2013
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suffit (Swedish)
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frise (French)
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Border (English)
Narrow strip of painted canvas suspended from above stage and running parallel with top of proscenium. It is used to screen lights, and usually represents ceiling, sky, or branches of trees. (English)
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