Light's Up
This is when all stage lights go off at once
What is a BLACKOUT
This is a permanently lit or self-luminous sign indicating the location of the closest way out in case of fire or other emergency
What is an EXIT SIGN
This safety skill keeps the crew informed by clearly sharing instructions, warnings, cues, and potential hazards.
What is COMMUNICATION
A sparking power tool, damaged extension cord, or over voltage circuits could result in this class of fire.
What is an CLASS C or ELECTRICAL
These crew members work behind the scenes moving scenery, handling scene changes, and helping the production run safely.
Who is STAGE CREW
This is a focused beam of light highlighting a performer or area
What is a SPOTLIGHT
This is providing assistance to a person who is injured or ill while waiting for medical help
What is FIRST AID
This is the ability to put up with something even though you/others may find it irritating.
What is TOLERANCE
This fire could start when wood scraps, cardboard, fabric, or other ordinary materials ignite in the scene shop.
What is TYPE A or ORDINARY COMBUSTIBLES
This person keeps rehearsals and performances running smoothly and calls the cues during the show.
Who is the STAGE MANAGER
This is a metal or glass template placed in a lighting instrument to project patterns
What is a GOBO
This is the practice of keeping two hands and one foot, or two feet and one hand on the ladder at all times
What is the THREE POINTS OF CONTACT RULE
This is fully concentrating when someone is speaking so you can remember, repeat, and understand what was said/meant
What is ACTIVE LISTENING
This type of fire is most commonly found in kitchens or concession areas rather than the scene shop.
What is CLASS K or OIL/FATS
This person leads the artistic vision of the production and guides the actors in bringing the story and characters to life.
Who is the DIRECTOR
This is a colored material placed in front of a light to change its color
What is a GEL
These are TWO obstacles in communication that are unique & specific to theatre
What is (unique & specific response)
This is a moral or value-based philosophy to do good quality work and be responsible.
What is WORK ETHIC
Spilled paint thinner, solvents, or other flammable liquids could result in this class of fire.
What is TYPE B or FLAMMABLE LIQUIDS
This person uses light, color, intensity, and placement to create visibility, mood, focus, and atmosphere onstage.
Who is the LIGHTING DESIGNER
This is a lighting fixture that produces a soft-edged beam
What is a FRESNEL
This a secure face mask worn over the mouth, nose or both to protect breathing in harmful dust or fumes
What is a RESPIRATOR
Paying attention, clarifying questions, showing attentive posture and not judging the speaker are all the practice of this
What is ACTIVE LISTENING
If you discover a fire in the scene shop or backstage, this should be your first priority—not trying to save tools, scenery, or equipment.
What is ALERT OTHERS & EXIT TO SAFETY.
This person is responsible for finding, creating, organizing, and maintaining the objects actors use during a production.
Who is the PROP MASTER