liftstage
nounUK /ˈlɪft.steɪdʒ/
US /ˈlɪft.steɪdʒ/
A liftstage is a special stage that can go up and down.
The actors stood on the liftstage as it slowly rose to the top of the theater.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A section of a stage that can be raised or lowered to change the height of performers or scenery.
The crew used the liftstage to bring the giant prop up from below.
3. A mechanical platform used in a studio or hall to move equipment or people to different levels.
The camera was placed on a liftstage so it could film over the crowd.
4. A temporary raised floor used for events that need quick height changes.
They set up a liftstage for the award ceremony so the winners could be seen.