Re-hēars’al, n.

(re-hĕrs’al, 14), n. [From rehearse.]

1. The act of rehearsing, or the state of being rehearsed; repetition of the words of another or of a written work; recital; a telling or recounting; narration. “In rehearsal of our Lord’s Prayer after the blessed sacrament.” Hooker. “Sweet rehearsal of my morning’s dream.” Shak.
2. The recital of a piece before the public exhibition of it; as, the rehearsal of a comedy.

Here’s a marvelous convenient place for our rehearsal. Shak.