Political front-stage and backstage in the Czech Parliament

Abstract

Political discourse is closely observed and evaluated by the public, with special attention being paid to events in which the accepted rules and norms have not been observed or the common practice has been violated. In this context, terms like political ‘front-stage’ and ‘backstage’ are especially relevant. The ‘front-stage’ is where politicians perform their professional tasks and roles, which are generally audience-oriented; the political ‘backstage’, on the contrary, is where communication lacks the audience-oriented, professional ‘spin’; hence, communication leaks from the ‘backstage’ can cause public distain.

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