Backdrop
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British pronunciation/bˈækdɹɒp/
American pronunciation/ˈbækˌdɹɑp/

Definition & Meaning of "backdrop"

Backdrop
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a piece of painted cloth that is hung at the back of a theater stage as part of the scenery

What is a "backdrop"?

A backdrop is a large piece of fabric or scenery that hangs at the rear of a theater stage, serving as the background for the action taking place. It can be painted or designed to represent various settings, like a landscape, a room, or a sky. The backdrop helps establish the environment for the performance and can change throughout the play to indicate different locations or moods.

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The backdrop depicted a serene countryside scene, setting the mood for the pastoral play.
She painted the backdrop by hand, adding intricate details to create the illusion of a bustling cityscape.
The stage crew worked tirelessly to hoist the massive backdrop into place for the opening night performance.
The backdrop transformed seamlessly between scenes, transporting the audience to different locations within the story.
The backdrop added depth and dimension to the stage, enhancing the overall visual impact of the production.
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