In stage direction, what is the location between two other locations called? upstage downstage center stage side stage

According to the statement, the best answer for this question would be:

upstage and downstage

These are used to define the areas of the two other locations of the stage. Stage direction derives on the audiences perspective of the stage, theater actors always follow this direction.

The answer is CENTER STAGE.

Explanation:

Stage directions are given by the director and followed by actors on stage. The director resorts to them to move the characters during the play.

UPSTAGE: it refers to the back of the stage.

DOWNSTAGE: it refers to the front of the stage.

SIDE STAGE: it refers to the sides (left or right) of the stage.

CENTER STAGE: is placed at the middle of the stage. Hence, it is in between of stage-left and stage-right or in the middle of upstage and downstage.

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