prerehearsal

/ˌpriːrɪˈhɜːrsəl/
adjective
  1. Taking place or done before a rehearsal.
    • Actors received prerehearsal notes about their character motivations.
    • The director held a prerehearsal meeting to discuss the script changes.
    • A prerehearsal warm-up helps the dancers prepare their muscles.
noun
  1. A practice or run-through that occurs before the main rehearsal.
    • The choir had a prerehearsal to learn the new song before the full practice.
    • We scheduled a prerehearsal for the soloists to work on their parts.
    • The prerehearsal helped the cast feel more confident going into the actual rehearsal.
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