Musicals by Plot
Musicals by OG cast
Stage Directions
Sound
Vocab
100

A nerdy florist finds romance while feeding his growing pet.

Little Shop of Horrors

100

Kristin Chenoweth and Idina Menzel

Wicked

100

The part of the stage farthest from the audience.

Upstage

100

This is what the sound designers use during the show.

Sound Board

100

What actors say when they get a 5 minute break.

"Thank you, 5."

200

A teenager tells a massive lie to get closer to his crush, the dead guys' sister.

Dear Evan Hansen

200

Lin Manuel-Miranda, Leslie Odom jr, and Daveed Diggs.

Hamilton

200

Stage right means

The actors right

200

This platform is commonly used for sound effects during productions

Quelab

200

The stage directions written in the script.

Blocking

300

What if Juliet didn't die.

& Juliet

300

Jeremy Jordan, Andrew Keenan-Bolger, and Kara Lindsay

Newsies

300

House right in stage directions.

Stage left

300

This is used to raise and lower volume during the show

Faders

300

The immediate breakdown of the production after it has ended.

Strike

400

The new kid, obsessed with brain freezes, convinces her to go on a killing spree, but leave behind suicide notes in their handwriting.

Heathers

400

Brody Grant, Jason Schmidt, and Brent Comer

The Outsiders

400

Upstaging someone.

Putting yourself in front of them in the audiences sightline.

400

This is used to raise and lower the sound during mic check.

Gain

400

The person who is at every rehearsal and has all of the blocking if you need it.

Stage Manager

500

The true story of a small town in Canada on 9/11.

Come From Away

500

LJ Benet, Shoshana Bean, and Ali Louis Bourzgui

The Lost Boys

500

The reason behind upstage and downstage.

Stages used to be slanted upwards so you could see the actors at the back of the stage.

500

The element of an actors mic.

The wire

500

The name of the arch going above the stage.

Proscenium arch