rehearsalroom

noun
UK /rɪˈhɜːsl ruːm/
US /rɪˈhɜːrsl ruːm/

A room where people practice for a show or a concert.

The band spent all afternoon in the rehearsal room getting ready for the concert.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A space in a theater used for practicing scenes before performing them on stage.

The actors gathered in the rehearsal room to run through the final act.

3. A soundproofed room in a music school or studio where musicians practice.

She booked the rehearsal room for two hours to work on her solo.

4. A room in a dance studio with mirrors and a barre for practicing routines.

The dancers warmed up in the rehearsal room before the recital.

5. A dedicated space in a film or television studio for blocking and practicing scenes.

The cast met in the rehearsal room to walk through the stunt sequence.