backstager
noun
back·stag·er
ˈbak-¦stā-jər 
plural backstagers
1
: a movie or play about the making of movies or plays
The glitzy, tap-happy "42nd Street" … is the quintessential backstager about putting on a show …—
Houston Chronicle, 9 July 2009
Houston Chronicle, 9 July 20092
: someone who works backstage on the production of a play
As actors and backstagers will tell you, just because something's been around a while doesn't mean it's any less vibrant or effective.—Kate Luce Angell, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 26 July 2007
Kate Luce Angell, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, 26 July 2007Dictionary Entries Near backstager
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“Backstager.” Merriam-Webster.com Dictionary, Merriam-Webster, https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/backstager. Accessed 22 Nov. 2024.
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