makeshiftstage
nounUK /ˈmeɪkʃɪft steɪdʒ/
US /ˈmeɪkʃɪft steɪdʒ/
A stage that is quickly put together from whatever is available.
The children built a makeshift stage out of boxes and blankets for their play.
OTHER MEANINGS
2. A temporary performance area set up for a special event or emergency.
The festival organizers erected a makeshift stage in the parking lot.
3. A rough or improvised setting used for a presentation or speech.
He gave his talk from a makeshift stage made of stacked pallets.
4. A quickly assembled platform used in film or street performances.
The street performers used a makeshift stage on the sidewalk.