(n) (1) stage (theatre, theater)
(2) scene or setting (e.g. of novel, play, etc.)
(P)
(n) debut
initial stage appearance
(P)
(n) apron stage
(n) noh stage
(n) (1) stage made of Japanese cypress
(2) the limelight
the big time
(n) front stage
center stage (of politics, etc.)
(n) stage play
(n) offstage
backstage
behind the scenes
(P)
(n) main stage
public place
(n) (1) stage made of Japanese cypress
(2) the limelight
the big time
(n) performing solo (by oneself)
having the stage to oneself
being in sole command
eclipsing (outshining) the others
field of activity in which one is unrivaled (unrivalled)
(n) revolving stage
(n) proscenium stage
(n) gala occasion
(n) performing solo (by oneself)
having the stage to oneself
being in sole command
eclipsing (outshining) the others
field of activity in which one is unrivaled (unrivalled)
(n) (theatrical) costumes
(n) formal opening of a new theater (theatre)
(n) stage director
(n) stagehand
(n) dress rehearsal
(n) performing arts
(n) stage effects
(n) stage lighting
(n) stage career
(n,adj-no) stage setting
(n) televised broadcast of a stage performance
(n) on-stage composure
(n) set piece
(n) stage actor or actress
(n) stage scenery
set
backdrop