Stages
This type of stage is shaped like a box or picture frame
What is proscenium?
This is the body position where an actor is facing the audience
What is full front?
The area that extends past the Grand Drape
What is the Apron?
The head height of the actor
What is level?
A Frozen Picture on stage
What is a Tableaux?
The name of the curtain on a proscenium stage
What is the Grand Drape?
What is full back?
This is where the audience sits
What is the House?
The area farthest away from the audience
What is upstage?
The arrangement of actors on the stage
What is stage picture?
This type of stage has audience on four sides
What is an Arena?
This is the position when two actors are facing one another
What is profile?
The person playing a role
What is an actor?
The area closest to the audience
What is downstage?
The number of basic stage areas
What is nine?
This type of stage has audience on 3 sides
What is a thrust?
This body position is normally used when actors are exiting upstage
What is 3/4 right or 3/4 left?
The person that makes decisions about the production
Who is the director?
Determined by the actors point of view
The line where the Grand drape is placed
What is the proscenium line?
This is the space that is on either side of the stage
What are wings?
What is cheating out?
The planning and working out movements
What is blocking?
This is the way stages used to be built
What is raked?
The way that the arena stage is labeled
What is N, E, S, W or 12, 3, 6,9?