twink n.— «On the Brass Rail stage, a lithe, boyish-looking dancer (or “twink,” in scenester parlance) twirls around the pole wearing red fairy wings and little else.» —“The Meat Merchant” by Diablo...
vineyard seating n. terraced rows of seats very close to a performance stage or platform. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)
vineyard seating n.— «There’s also talk that the ASO will ask for a “vineyard seating” hall, where the audience can sit behind and to the sides of the stage on shallow terraces—a cozier arrangement for the audience, but a...
haltura n.— «“Haltura” is a word which has been used frequently by the Russian actor during Bolshevism and signifies an extra job on the outside of his own theatre. The “haltura” apparitions are staged without any...
vineyard seating n.— «Designers of new venues, such as Los Angeles’ Walt Disney Concert Hall, surround the stage with terraces of seats that get listeners as close to the players as possible. The buzzword is “vineyard” seating...
rehirement n.— «“Rehirement” and “free-tirement” are two of manynew buzzwords coined to describe this third stage of life.» —“Today’s Retirement Journey” by Betsy Streisand U.S. News & World...