Types of Stages
Parts of the Stage
Theatre Vocabulary
Theatre Jobs
Miscellaneous
100

This is the most common type of stage, the audience sits in front of the stage. The stage gets it's name from the large frame that hangs in front of the stage. 

What is Proscenium Stage? 

100

The Large curtain closest to the audience 

What is the Grand Drape?

100

This is the written dialogue, description, and directions provided by the playwright.

 What is a script?

100

A group of Actors that make up a play or Musical

What is  the Cast?

100

A bare lightbulb posted on a portable pole used to give off light in a darkened theatre. 

What is a Ghost light?

200

This is a performance space with no really stage 

What is a Black Box theatre? 

200

A raised walkway usually above the House or stage where lights are hung?

What is the Catwalk?

200

Tryouts held out for actors who want to be in a production  

What is an Audition?

200

 They are responsible for the box office, the lobby, and taking care of  the audience.

The House Manager 

200

Acting using only body movements and gestures 

What is Pantomime?

300

This is a stage where the audience is seated all around the performing space. 

What is a Theatre-In-The-Round? 

300

The front part of the stage that acts as a frame, it is heavily decorated. 

What is the Proscenium Arch?

300

Frames covered with wood, Canvas or muslin, used to make up the Set.

What is a flat?

300

This person is in charge of the whole performance until the opening night. they pick out the designs, actors, etc. 

Who is the Director? 

300

You can only miss 5 days before you owe 

What is Seat time? 

400

This stage has the audience seated on three or more sides. 

What is a Thrust Stage? 

400

The part of the stage that extends out beyond the Proscenium arch

What is the Apron?

400

 A conversation performed by two or more Actors.

What is a Dialogue?

400

This person calls cues from the Booth. They make sure that everything is running smoothly backstage.  

Who is the Stage manager?

400

This is a Speech by one actor to another actor or group of actors. 

What is a Monologue? 

500

This is an outdoor theatre made famous by the Greeks 

What is an Amphitheater? 

500

The White curtain that is positioned at the back of the Stage. Can be used to flood the stage with different color light. 

What is The Cyclorama (Cyc)? 

500

A form of theatre with little to no written dialogue or  premade choices

What is Improvisation?

500

These two Operators work in the booth with the Stage manager.

Who are the Light and Sound Board Operators?

500

An additional opportunity for an actor to audition

What is a Callback? 

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