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A stagehand appeared to tell frontman Thom Yorke of the situation, after which the band left the stage for several minutes before returning to resume its performance.
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And stagehands have pulled an audience member onstage to hold up a mantelpiece that keeps falling off the set.
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After Mr. Wolfert concludes his monologue — with a fast-forward dance recap — stagehands create a ring of chairs and the audience circles up for a combination of talk-back and group therapy.
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A stagehand pulled a switch and he was charged with fifty thousand volts of pure electricity.
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First Known Use of stagehand
1885
STAGEHAND Defined for English Language Learners
stagehand
play
noun
Definition of stagehand for English Language Learners
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: someone who prepares the scenery, lights, etc., for a performance on a stage
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