Power Tools
Hand Tools
Stage Areas
Parts of the Stage
Theatre Shop Safety
100

This power tool drills holes and drives screws into materials.

What is a Power Drill?

100

This tool has a head for driving nails and a claw for removing them.

What is a Hammer?


100

This is the area of the stage closest to the audience.

What is Upstage?

100

This is the area below the stage that may be used for storage, access, or special effects.

What is a Trap Room?

100

You should wear these to protect your eyes from flying debris when using power tools.

What are Safety Glasses?

200

This power tool is designed to make long, straight cuts in wood and other materials.

What is a Circular Saw?


200

This hand tool has a handle and a blade designed to drive screws into or out of materials.

What is a Scredriver?

200

When an actor is facing the audience, this is the area to their left.

What is Stage Left?

200

This is the frame or arch that separates the stage from the audience.

What is the Proscenium?

200

These types of shoes protect your feet from heavy or sharp objects.

What are closed-toe shoes?

300

This power tool uses sandpaper to smooth and shape surfaces through abrasion.

What is a Power Sander?

300

This tool is used to measure and mark angles when working with wood or metal.

What is a Speed Square (Combination Square)?

300

This is the area farthest from the audience, toward the back of the stage.

What is Upstage?

300

This is the large space above the stage where scenery, curtains, and equipment can be stored or flown.

What is the Fly Space?

300

These protect your hearing when working around loud equipment such as saws and drills.

What is hearing protection?

400

This power tool uses a narrow blade to cut curved shapes in wood, plastic, or metal.

What is a Jigsaw?

400

This tool is designed for pulling nails and prying apart pieces of wood.

What is a Pry Bar?

400

This is the area in the center of the stage.

What is Center Stage?

400

These hidden areas are located just off the sides of the main stage and are used by actors and crew.

What are Wings?

400

Long hair should be secured this way before operating machinery.

What is tied back?

500

This power tool is used to make precise crosscuts and angled cuts in pieces of wood.

What is a Miter Saw?

500

This tool has adjustable jaws and is commonly used to grip, turn, tighten, and loosen pipes and pipe fittings.

What is a Wrench?

500

When an actor is facing the audience, this is the area to their right.

What is Stage Right?


500

This is the front part of the stage that extends past the main curtain toward the audience.

What is the Apron?

500

When working around dust, paint, or certain chemicals, this protects your respiratory system.

What is a Respirator/Dust Mask?

M
e
n
u