What is another word for fly floor?
Pronunciation: [flˈa͡ɪ flˈɔː] (IPA) 
When it comes to theater and stage productions, a "fly floor" refers to a space above the stage where various scenic elements such as curtains, backdrops, and props are suspended and moved up and down during a performance. However, there are several other synonymous terms used to describe this same area based on different theater traditions and locations. For instance, in British theaters, it's often referred to as the "fly gallery" or the "flies," while in Australia and New Zealand, it's called the "flies space" or the "fly tower." Elsewhere, it may be referred to as the "loft," the "rigging loft," or simply the "upper stage".
