Set & Props
How many UIL set pieces are there?
What is 28?
How many lighting spots do you need to have?
What is 6?
If a play breaks any rules, what is a judge allowed to do?
What is declare a play ineligable?
What are props?
What is any articles and materials used on stage?
When was UIL founded?
What is 1927?
Where must a play come from?
What is the approved list or must be approved?
How high can you stack the pylons?
What is 12 feet?
What was our fun fact about?
What is glitter, snow, and confetti?
How long can your play last?
What is 40 minutes?
When do all of your props need to be taken off stage?
What is strike?
What happens if you perform anything unapproved?
What is disqualified?
What are the different ranks a play can get at state?
What is 1-6?
What must happen to your set to be eligable?
What is be approved?
What is the purpose of UIL?
What is to foster appreciation of theatre, satisfy compeititive, promote artistic spirit/theatre interest, friendly rivalry, and learn the importance to knowing how to win or lose?
Where is the director allowed during the performance?
What is the booth or backstage?