Stagehand (noun)

A person who assists in the production of a theatrical or live performance, particularly in setting up or moving scenery.

Origin:

Late 19th century: blend of stage and hand.

Examples:

1. The stagehand was responsible for moving the props on and off the stage.
2. The stagehands were working hard to set up the stage for the next act.
3. The stagehand helped the actors with their costumes and make-up.
4. The stagehands worked tirelessly to ensure the performance went smoothly.
5. Without the hard work of the stagehands, the performance would not have been a success.