tiring room

a dressing room, especially in a theater.

Origin of tiring room

First recorded in 1615–25; aphetic variant of attiring room

tiresias, tiresome, tirewoman, tirich mir, tiring, tiring room, tiriti, tirl, tiro, tirol, tirolean

Throughout this act, Hal, seated listlessly in the tiring-room, was under the eyes of Hudsdon and other guards.

A Gentleman Player |Robert Neilson Stephens
Carew and the manager had gone into the tiring-room behind the stage.

Master Skylark |John Bennett
Behind the curtain was the tiring-room (nepathya), whence the actors came on the stage.

A History of Sanskrit Literature |Arthur A. MacDonell
He therefore brought back to mind the brief passage in the tiring-room.

A Gentleman Player |Robert Neilson Stephens

We have a glimpse into the ladies' tiring-room, where, like bright-winged birds, they are pluming themselves for flight.

From the Easy Chair, series 3 |George William Curtis

tiring room

archaic a dressing room in a theatre