A room adjacent to the stage where performers could relax and confer. Why it was called the 'Green Room' is something of a mystery.
The room backstage or next to the rehearsal room where actors and other members of the company can relax, eat and drink.
A room in the theater—rarely painted green—where the actors and crew members can relax or receive instructions. The term may come from ancient Greek theatre where actors would stretch out on the lawn before stepping onstage.
(slang) Portable toilets. See also: Blue Room.
the room adjoining the stage (stage left) where cast members patiently and quietly await their calls to the stage, and to which they are often summoned for vocal warm-ups and notes. The green room is also available for visits with audience members after the end of the show. The primary stage door to the theatre is at the back of the green room. In bocca al lupo! Italian for "Good luck!", preferred among some opera singers to the American equivalent "Break a leg!" in straight theater; literally, "In the mouth of the wolf". Some singers may also say "Toy, toy, toy" and spit over their shoulder - they mean no harm... If the opera is in French, you might also hear "Merde!" meant for luck.
Room close to the stage (i.e. the green) for the actors to meet and relax. More....
The area in which cast and crew rest and wait for their next cue.
A small room near a broadcast studio in which program guests wait before they are interviewed.
a room in a concert hall or studio in which performers can relax, snack, drink and talk when they are taking a break
a room in a theatre for the accommodation of actors and actresses when not required on the
a room in which people change clothes for performance, theatre, or the like
A backstage room used by actors and crew as a waiting and meeting area.
a small lounge backstage where actors can relax and get ready to go on.
Imaginations run wild about all the shananigans and goings on in bands Green Rooms. Maybe Hairbangers or M&J have a constant Studio 54 rockin in their Green Rooms, but T.A. almost uniformly consists of a bunch of dudes fighting over chicken strips, sleeping, butchering Over the Hills and Far Away on an accoustic, and/or watching really Important Sports on the tv. The dream is dead.
the waiting room for a TV or Radio show.
A green room is a room in a theater, studio, or other public venue for the accommodation of performers or speakers when not required on the stage.
The Green Room is an arts venue in Manchester. It was established in 1983 to develop and present local, national and international performance at venues across Manchester.
The Green Room is one of three state parlors on the first floor in the White House, the home of the president of the United States. It is often used for entertaining. It is traditionally decorated in shades of green.
