joint rehearsal
nounUK /dʒɔɪnt rɪˈhɜːsl/
US /dʒɔɪnt rɪˈhɜːrsl/
A practice where people come together to get ready for a show.
The band had a joint rehearsal before the big concert.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A meeting where two or more groups practice together.
The two choirs held a joint rehearsal to prepare for the festival.
3. A session to test how different parts of a plan work together.
The teams scheduled a joint rehearsal of the emergency plan.
4. A practice run involving all performers at the same time.
The dancers and musicians had a joint rehearsal on stage.