What is another word for the footlights?
Pronunciation: [ðə fˈʊtla͡ɪts] (IPA) 
The footlights are a key element of theatre productions. They are the lights that are positioned at the front of the stage, shining directly onto the actors. However, there are several other names for the footlights that are used in different countries and contexts. In American theatre, they are often referred to as "border lights," while in British theatre, they are called "floats" or "fires." Some other alternative words for footlights include "limelight," "spotlights," "stage lights," and "proscenium lights." Regardless of the name used, the function of the footlights remains the same, to illuminate the performers, highlighting their presence and creating an immersive experience for the audience.
