Parts of a Theatre
Acting
Technical Theatre
Rehearsals
People in Theatre
100

The furthest part of the stage from the audience

What is upstage?

100

An actor who drives the story forward

What is a lead actor?
100

A portable object other than furniture or costumes used on the set of a play or movie

What is a prop?

100

Practicing your lines, movement, and dialogue with other actors and the director

What is a rehearsal?

100

A person who says lines and moves and sometimes even dances on stage in front of an audience

What is an actor?

200

The part of the stage the audience cannot see where actors wait to enter

What is backstage?

200

Two or more people talking on stage

What is dialogue?

200

The background of a play

What is the set/scenery?
200

The last rehearsal before an audience comes to see the show where we incorporate costumes, lights, and props!

What is dress rehearsal?
200

Someone who has a vision for how the entire play will work and speaks to actors about where to move and how to mess with their voices

What is a director?

300

The front part of the stage that can be removed to add in a band/orchestra

What is the apron?

300
A type of acting where there is no script and actors make everything up off the top of their heads

What is improvisation?

300

Someone who runs the show, calls the cues, and makes sure actors do what they're supposed to do

What is a Stage Manager?

300
When all the actors, designers, director, and stage management team come together to read the play out loud for the first time

What is a read through?

300

Someone who wrote the play

What is a playwright?

400

Where the stage manager works from

What is the booth?

400

The words and story of a play that actors read and memorize

What is a script?

400

The system of ropes and beams that allows scenery and lights to 'fly' in and out of the stage area

What is the fly system?

400

A line, sound, or light that lets you know that it's your turn to do something next

What is a cue?

400

Someone who creates a specific part of the play (Ex. Costumes, props, set)

What is a designer?

500

A stage that is on an angle

What is a raked stage?

500

A part of the play where an actor is speaking a large chunk of text on their own

What is a monologue?

500

A small, round circle of metal with a pattern stamped out in the middle, used to create lighting patterns on a stage

What is a gobo?

500

A meeting without any actors to talk about how the play is going and making sure deadlines are being met

What is a Production Meeting?

500

A group of people who work back stage to make sure everything goes smoothly while actors are on stage

What is a (run) crew?

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