Backstage?

Come backstage, doc.

I'm going backstage.

They bullied me backstage.

You're not allowed backstage.

Get backstage. Raise the curtain.

Go backstage and find out.

No more hysteria backstage. No more

I've listened backstage to people applaud.

I can't stand these backstage politics.

Usually he'd go backstage to see his buddies.

Doesn't anybody come backstage anymore on opening nights?

I was told backstage that I have 18 minutes.

Then I better get backstage. Her number's just ended.

We're meeting him tonight, backstage, right after the show.

My... My father had said we would go backstage...

One night, backstage, he's reading The Tale of Two Cities.

Did he come backstage to see me... after the performance?

I'm on in 5 minutes and my Italian's waiting backstage.

Of course, I have to go backstage to congratulate them afterwards.

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Embrace each other with you at the backstage, what is that miss?

I've never seen her backstage, but with so many people loitering about...

I know you're out there, they told me backstage, it's a full house and such.

At first intermission, you'll be taken through the pass door backstage by the baggage master of the company.

Also, West had complained to the audience that he had got a hard time backstage about his head wear.

E Squawks SW All right. Well, Einstein was pretty embarrassed to admit this earlier, but she was telling me backstage that she had a problem.

And I think that, if anybody in here runs and I just had a conversation with Carol we talked for two minutes backstage, and she's talking about plantar fasciitis.

And so right afterwards, I met backstage with Al, and with Lawrence Bender, who was there, and Laurie David, and Davis Guggenheim, who was running documentaries for Participant at the time.

And if any of you ever have a chance, backstage of the National Museum of Natural History is one of the world's best collections of preserved mantis shrimp. And what this is serious business for me.

But since this was called risk taking, I'm doing somebody who I never do, because she's so unlikeable that one person actually came backstage and told me to take her out of the show she was in.

This woman, Joan Acocella, who's a friend of mine, and she came backstage and she said, oh, you know, Isaac, did you know that, talking about Stalinism and talking about, you know, like the '30s in Russia.