What is another word for coulisse?
Pronunciation: [kˈuːlɪs] (IPA) 
Coulisse is a French word that translates to 'wing' or 'side scene,' and has a very specific meaning in theatre. It refers to the sides of the stage where scenery is hidden when not in use, and where actors often wait before entering or exiting the stage. Synonyms for coulisse could include 'backstage area,' 'side stage,' or 'stage wings,' all of which refer to areas outside of the primary stage area. Other related terms include 'flyspace' and 'backdrop setting,' which describe the area above and behind the primary stage where scenery is hung and stored. While coulisse is a specific term used in French and other European theatre traditions, it is a concept familiar to theatre practitioners worldwide.
