green room

1 of 1noun

/ˈɡrin rum/

Forms:green rooms

a room in a theater, a studio, etc. in which performers can relax while not performing

A green room is a special area in a theater, studio, or similar venue where performers or guests can relax before or after their appearance. It is typically a comfortable space with seating and often includes refreshments or other amenities. The green room provides a private retreat where individuals can prepare, wait, or unwind away from the public eye.

The actors gathered in the green room before the show, going over their lines one last time and sharing words of encouragement.
The green room was filled with comfortable furniture, refreshments, and mirrors, providing a cozy space for performers to relax and prepare
After her set, the musician retreated to the green room to unwind and chat with her bandmates about the performance.
The green room buzzed with excitement and nervous energy as the cast awaited their cues to take the stage.
Decorated with posters of past productions, the theater’s green room served as a nostalgic reminder of the countless performances and talents that had passed through.

(surfing) the hollow part of a wave that forms a tube or barrel when breaking

Surfers love riding through the green room for the thrill.
She’s catching a wave and heading straight into the green room.
He rode the perfect green room at sunrise yesterday.
Tomorrow, we’ll be hunting for the perfect green room at the beach.
They’ve spent hours waiting for a good green room to form.