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For Theater-Curious Dudes
Welcome to your backstage pass to Broadway’s secret language. From terms like “swing,” “ghost light,” and “eleventh hour number” to phrases shouted during curtain call, this is where you’ll decode the insider jargon that brings the stage to life. Whether you’re a total newbie or a theater-loving vet, Broadway Lingo breaks it all down—no drama, just clarity. Speak the language, get the jokes, and sound like you belong in the front row (or at least know why it’s called the mezzanine).
In the fast-paced world of theater, where every second is carefully choreographed, the idea of delaying a show, even by a few minutes, might seem counterintuitive. Yet on Broadway, an
“What does a swing do in Broadway shows?” Great question. Guys who didn’t grow up around theater people may go much of their lives without ever having heard the term
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