Stage Directions
What's Inside
Famous Names
What Makes Theater
People, Places, Things
100

The area of the stage closest to the audience.

What is Down Stage?

100

All the areas behind the stage that the audience doesn't see

What is Backstage?

100

This famous stage name, born and raised in New York, wrote famous shows like In The Heights, Hamilton, and Moana. 

Who is Lin Manuel Miranda?

100

The series of related events that make up a story.

What is the Plot?

100

The group of actors that support the leads in a play or musical.

What is the ensemble?
200

The middle of the stage or 'playing area' 

What is Center Stage?
200

Where the audience sits during a performance?

What is the House?

200

This famous name wrote plays such as Macbeth, Hamlet, and Romeo and Juliet.

Who is William Shakespeare?

200

The main message and what the author wants you to know or learn from a story.

What is the Theme?

200

This area of New York City is the home of most of the musical theater or plays in the United States. 

What is Broadway?

300

The area of the stage to the performer's left, when facing the audience 

What is Stage Left?

300

The hidden areas to the side of the stage where actors wait to enter?

What are the Wings?

300

This Marvel hero was on a Broadway stage as a child performer before he became famous.

Who is Tom Holland (Spiderman)?

300

The smallest division of a play is called...?

Scene

300

Hand held items that an actor brings on stage to use in the show.

What are props?

400

The area of the stage to the performer's right, when facing the audience

What is stage right?

400
A large piece of fabric or scenery that hangs at the back of the stage to show the setting.

What is a Backdrop?

400

This hit musical involves a Scottish character and his animal best friend. 

What is Shrek?

400

The exchange of words spoken by characters in a play.

What is dialogue?

400

A long speech done by only one character?

What is a Monologue?

500

The part of the stage in front of the proscenium arch

What is the apron? 

500
The audience seating area in the theatre. 

What is the house?

500

This famous name wrote stories such as The Lorax, One Fish Two Fish, and Oh The Places You'll Go. 

Who is Dr. Seuss?
500

The time, place, and environment in which a story takes place.

What is the Setting?

500

The actor who learns a role in case they need to perform it due to injury, illness, or emergency.

Who is an Understudy?

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