be on the stage

To act, as on a stage in a theater. I love being on the stage—the audience's applause makes me feel so alive! After such a horrendous show, why would I want to be on the stage ever again? I'm not surprised Mary Ellen didn't sign up for the school play—she's too shy to be on the stage

be/go on the ˈstage

be/become an actor: Maria has always wanted to go on the stage.

See also: go, on, stage

Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary © Farlex 2017

See also:

be/go on the stage
go on the stage
curtain call
set the stage for
set the stage for (something)
set the stage for something
exit
exit stage left
exit stage right
take the stage

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