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Subdivision between sections of a play

Act

100

the attire worn in a play

Costume

100

someone who writes plays

Playwright

100

a part of the play where action takes place; involves two or more actors

Scene

100

the written version of a play

Script

200

a stage area out of sight from the audience

Backstage/Offstage

200

the one who supervises the actors and the action of the play

Director

200

a room where actors change clothes before and after a performance

Dressing Room

200

any moveable object used on the set of a play

Prop

200

scenery used to identify the location of the production

Set

300

large pieces of cloths that are used to hide the backstage area of the theatre

Curtain
300

a genre of drama in which singing and dancing play an essential part

Musical Theatre

300

an instruction of movement in the play OR the different areas you can move to on the stage

Stage Directions

300

a piece of text containing lines and stage directions designed to be performed live on a stage in front of an audience

Play

300

an area off to the side of the stage, out of sight from the audience

Wing(s)

400

the part of the stage between the curtain and the audience seating

Apron

400

where audience members can buy tickets

Box Office

400

the actors in the play

Cast

400

A reminder for action or speech

Cue

400

any area of the theatre where the audience is seated

House

500

a curved plain cloth or plastered wall filling the rear of the stage

Cyclorama (Cyc)

500

a stage where the audience can sit anywhere

Flexible Theater

500

a type of theatre where the audience sits on one side

Proscenium Theater

500

a stage that has audience seating on three sides

Thrust Stage

500

a type of stage where the audience sits on all four sides

Arena