THEATRE VENUES
MANAGEMENT / PERFORMANCE
DESIGN TEAM
CREW / SHOP STAFF
BONUS SECTION (NOT ON QUIZ)
100

The area of the building where the performance occurs.

What is the stage?

100
This type of event is the performer equivalent of a job interview, and can be a difficult process that for most participants results in rejection. 

What are auditions?

100

The first step in the design process.

What is reading the script?

100

This person works in the scene shop and is responsible for the construction and fabrication of scenery as well as cleaning and maintaining the shop space. 

Who is a carpenter?

100

Name one of the elements and one of the principles of design.

Elements: Line, shape/form, color, value, space, texture
Principles: Balance, unity, contrast, emphasis, pattern, movement/rhythm

200

The 'typical' theatre building featuring a stage clearly separated from the house. This venue may feature an orchestra pit. 

What is a Proscenium Theater?
200

This is the process of cementing the physical actions of a character in relation to the staged environment. 

What is blocking?

200

This designer focuses their script analysis on the characters, gathering as much information about personalities and appearances as possible.

Who is the costume designer?

200

This person translates the lighting designer's vision into the lighting console, recording cues which tell the lighting fixtures what to do. 

Who is the programmer?

200

This is the title of the first show being put on by the Nebraska Repertory Theatre that you are required to see this semester. 

What is The Wolves?
300

The offstage space on either side of a stage can be used for storage, entranced, exits, and lighting fixtures. 

What are wings?

300

This person is the person in charge of a rehearsal room and acts as the organizer and distributor of all relevant information. 

Who is the stage manager?

300

This drawing acts as a scale-accurate map detailing the scenery and theatre architecture from an aerial or top-down view. 

What is a scenic ground plan?

300

This person takes costume renderings and creates workable patterns that are able to be built by other members of the costume shop staff. 

Who are cutters/drapers?

300

This is the title of the second show being put on by the Nebraska Repertory Theatre that you are required to see this semester.

What is Arcadia?

400

This configuration features audience members on all sides of the playing space.

What is arena? [OR in the round]

400

This part of the rehearsal process is an opportunity to strengthen the cast's understanding of the script while exploring their perspectives as well as tone and inflection. 

What is table work?

400
This drawing of a side view can be used by lighting designers to visualize beam angle and distance, as well as heights of flying battens and sightlines.

What is a centerline section?

400

This person is responsible for the safe suspension or attachment of anything that is hung or flown overhead. 

Who is a rigger?

400
The word theatre comes from this Greek word meaning 'a place for viewing'. 

What is theatron?

500

This area is where some members of the run crew as well as the stage manager complete their task with a full view of the stage. 

What is the booth?

500

This type of rehearsal is used to adapt blocking from a rehearsal room to the physical set on stage. 

What is a spacing rehearsal?

500

This is a deliverable that all designers complete is some form; used to communicate ideas before getting too far along in the design process.

What is visual research?
500

This person is responsible for the acquisition of lighting equipment and organizes/runs the lighting hang and focus. 

Who is the head electrician?

500

This is the name of the proscenium theatre here in the temple building. 

What is the Howell theater?