Lõpuproove

Lõpuproove, often translated as final rehearsals or dress rehearsals, are a crucial stage in the preparation of a performance, be it a play, concert, opera, or dance production. These rehearsals are designed to simulate the actual performance as closely as possible, involving all elements that will be present on the final night, including costumes, lighting, sound cues, and any stage props. The aim is to test the seamless integration of these various components and to allow performers to practice their roles or pieces in the environment of the performance space, under the full technical conditions.

During lõpuproove, directors, conductors, or choreographers observe the performance from the audience perspective to identify any issues that might not be apparent during technical rehearsals. This includes timing, pacing, and the overall flow of the production. Performers are expected to deliver their parts with the same energy and commitment as they would during a public show. While the primary focus is on execution and timing, these rehearsals also serve as a final opportunity for cast and crew to refine their understanding of cues and transitions, ensuring a polished and professional outcome. It is a period of intense focus and often the last chance to make significant adjustments before the premiere.