Costumes
A color's opposite is called this. So polite!
Complimentary color
Bachelor of Arts in Theatre and Dance
These funny little pieces create shapes on the floor of just about anything.
Gobos
This musical is just a lot of sad people. Some would say they were miserable.
Les Miserables
This is where all the properties live. No, not like monopoly.
Prop table
This era of theatre used a lot of masks. Must've been up to something.
Grecian Theatre
Where did Lindsey Corn go to college?
Follow Spot/ Spotlight
Based off of the movie, this blockbuster turned into the other Scottish play... the other shows were green with envy.
Shrek The Musical
This is what lets Peter Pan float or, what was that word again?
Fly System
Some actors have these during a show. Trust me, it takes a (fast) village.
Quick Changes
Where did Lindsey Corn meet her husband?
At a church bonfire/ at church
This piece on an electric holds the light to the rail. It's named for its nice shape.
C- Clamp
This arbored tale follows many fairytale plots, and twists them together using a very large person.
Into the Woods
This luminary is placed on the stage at the end of the day, said to keep the Caspers away.
Ghost Light
This is a person who sews the costumes-- very specific-- not a stitch out of place.
How many siblings does Lindsey Corn have, including in-laws?
Nine
This large piece of fabric can be so lit. Usually just chills in the back though.
Cyclorama
This show features a lot of china and townsfolk. Pretty provincial but we won't judge.
Beauty and the Beast
This sticky stuff helps actors not to trip... usually.
This little tool gets rid of stitches. Not to be confused with Jack.
Seam Ripper
How tall is Lindsey Corn?
5'7''
This piece of paper has all of the light addresses on it. There are no holes here
Named after its home place, this show was very popular in the 60's. Most people said it was just OK.
Oklahoma!
This term is slang for the main curtain in a theatre. Also a term used when cleaning.