Parts of a theater
Where the audience sits (hint: not the chairs)
What is the house?
canvas or muslin that is painted.
What is the skin?
technique defined by x shaped movements to create texture.
What is cross-hatching?
in charge of the actors and stage crew.
What is a director?
Physical divider between the plaster line and the audience
Space down stage of the plaster line.
What is the apron?
Connects the toggle rail to the stile.
What is the keystone?
technique characterized by using a natural sponge to create a technique.
What is sponging?
provides money for a production.
What is a producer?
The celebrity actor that Mr. Callahan can't stand.
Who is Zac Efron?
system for "flying an actor"
What is a fly system?
determines the width of the flat
What is the rail?
characterized by using a rag to create a texture on a flat.
What is rag rolling?
creates costumes for a production.
What is a costumer?
The store where Mr. Callahan is always confused with an employee.
What is a Old Navy?
curtain that separates the audience from the house and protects in case of fire.
What is a fire curtain?
Supports the flat in the back.
What is a jack?
characterized by using two brushes to create a wood grain effect.
What is dry brushing?
works back stage to call cues
What is a stage manager?
Mr. Callahan's twin's name.
What is Corey.
Curved roof line over the opening to the stage house.
What is the proscenium arch?
equilateral triangle used to connect rails and stiles.
What is a corner block?
using two brushes to create a variant of color.
What is a wet blend/wet blending?
organizes ad sales and playbill creation
What is a publicity manager?
An outfit made entirely of flannel.
What is a Pennsylvania Tuxedo?