stageworthy

English

Etymology

From stage +‎ -worthy.

Adjective

stageworthy (comparative stageworthier or more stageworthy, superlative stageworthiest or most stageworthy)

1. (theater) Worthy, fit, or deserving of stage presentation; stageable.
   • 1969, Igor Stravinsky, Robert Craft, Retrospectives and conclusions:

     In spite of his parsonical black, and that other well-known clerical disguise, a bad case of Pulpit's Disease, the "king of tears" cuts a more dashing figure than the Rake, and the role is by a long shot the stageworthiest in the opera.

   • 1982, John Davidson, Cort Casady, The Singing Entertainer:

     By this we mean each song first must be stageworthy and then must add to the picture of yourself which you are trying to paint for your audience.