Stage left is from the actor's point of view.
the part of the stage on the actor's left as the actor faces the audience
Actors left as they are facing the audience.
When facing the audience, the area of the stage on the actor's left.
As the performer faces the audience, the side of the stage to his/her left.
side of the stage on the actors' left as they face the audience.
The left hand side of the stage when looking from the stage towards the audience.
On the left side of the stage, when facing the audience
On stage, the actors' left, assuming they are facing the audience. "Left" for short.
The left side of the stage from the perspective of an actor facing the audience.
Stage Left is Martin Barre's fourth solo CD, (in reference to his hallowed position on the Jethro Tull stage assignment) is probably his most accessible to date. Featuring 13 instrumental tracks (and one with vocals, "Don't Say a Word," which could easily be a Yes outtake from the 80s), the Jethro Tull guitarist moves through a wide range of guitar-based playing. Classical and blues acoustics, super-notey progressive rock, reverb drenched 80s finger picking -- it's all there.