The final rehearsal of a play prior to its first live performance. All actors are in full costume and and all props in place, the play being performed exactly as the audience will see it.
a rehearsal in costume and makeup, with full props, scenery, and lighting, ideally without interruptions; the conductor is at the podium and the director and designers in the house. There are two types of opera dress rehearsals: piano and orchestra (q.v.)
The final rehearsal, using all of the costumes, lights, etc.. While sometimes it is necessary to stop for corrections, an attempt is made to make it as much like a final performance as possible.
The rehearsal where all costumes are used
rehearsal, perhaps one of several, in full costume; usually also with full scenery, properties, lighting, sound, and technical effects. This is ordinarily the last rehearsal(s) prior to the first actual performance before an audience.
a full uninterrupted rehearsal in costumes shortly before the first performance
a mandatory run-through rehearsal customarily taking place just prior to a performance
a mandatory run-through rehearsal customarily taking place the morning of a concert
a performance of the show as it will be on opening night
a rehearsal in which the ensemble dresses as they will dress at the performance for the audience
a technical rehearsal with costumes and makeup
A full rehearsal, with everything brought together.
The final onstage rehearsal before the first public preview performance.