Common Theater phrases
The term for when someone should stand in the middle of the stage
What is Center Stage
A show that Features: "Let it go," "Fixer Upper" and "Colder by the minute"
What is Frozen
A person who preforms onstage pretending to be something they are not
What is an Actor?
The Writer of Romeo and Juliet
Who is William Shakespear
A Theater in Sackvile
how actors say practicing their lines
What is Running lines
A show featuring "Popular" "Defying Gravity" and "For Good"
What is Wicked
The person who Creates outfits for actors to wear
What is a Costume designer
Writer and Lead actor of Hamilton
Who is Lin-Manuel Miranda
A light sat in the middle of a theater to ward off evil spirits (Don't overthink it)
What is a Ghost light
Deciding where onstage the actors will stand
What is Blocking
A show featuring "So Much Better" "Ohmigod" and "Bend and Snap"
What is Legally Blonde
A person who desides how people will fight saftly and realistically onstage
What is Fight/Stunt Choreographer
Musical Writer of Wicked
Who is Stephen Schwartz
The name of a show that you can not say inside a theater, commonly refered to as "the Scottish play"
What is Macbeth
How actors say time to start the show
What is places
A Show Featuring "Right Hand Man," "Will Power" and "It's Eggs!"
What is Something Rotten?
A person who gives out programs and sells tickets
What is Front of house
Writer of Sunday in the Park with George (This lyricists music is often referred to as some of the most Challenging musical repertoire)
Who is Stephen Sondheim
people in ancient Greek theater who preformed in a group
Greek Chorus
A Common responce to "5 minutes to places"
What is "Thank you 5"
A show featuring "Grease got a Hold" "Friday at the drive-in" and "Runs in the Family"
What is the Outsiders
A person who can preform multiple parts if an actor gets sick or injered (This is not an Understudy)
What is a Swing
A member of "the Big Six"
Who is Richard Rogers, Oscar Hammerstine, Irving Berlin, Jerome Kern, Cole Porter, or George Gershwin
a preformance standpoint that dictated weather or not actors would be paid in early theater, which influenced the phrase Break a leg
What is Leg Line