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revolve

horizontal drive
Also known as: turntable
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  • interior of a Kabuki theater
    stagecraft
    / Horizontal drives

    …onstage and offstage; and the revolve, or turntable, in which several settings are built on a huge circular platform that is turned so that only the appropriate setting may be seen through the proscenium. In each of these, the scenery may be changed when the unit is offstage and then…

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    …onstage and offstage; and the revolve, or turntable, in which several settings are built on a huge circular platform that is turned so that only the appropriate setting may be seen through the proscenium. In each of these, the scenery may be changed when the unit is offstage and then…

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