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Did You Know?

As a person who feels neauseous is often said to look "green", so the "Green Room" is the place where the nervous actors wait.

Technical staff at some West End theatres (such as the London Coliseum) still refer to the stage as the green."Tiring house", "scene-room" and "green room"In Shakespeare's day, the actors waited in a tiring house.

Furthermore limelight was invented in 1820 and the term was used many years prior to that.Many actors experience nervous anxiety before a performance and one of the symptoms of nervousness is nausea.

Even in proscenium arch theatres there was a tradition that a green stage cloth should be used for a tragedy.

A green room is a room in a theater, studio, or other public venue for the accommodation of performers or speakers when not required on the stage.

In some English theatres there were several green rooms, ranked in use according to the status and salary of the actor, and an actor could be fined for using a green room above his/her station The Concise Oxford Companion to the Theatre, edited by Phyllis Hartnoll, Oxford University Press, 1972, pg 220 Old theatre days and ways By William John Lawrence via Google Books quoting in turn An Actor's Notebook by George Vandenhoff.Some theories have attempted to identify specific historical origins for the term.