Parts of the Stage
Audience Etiquette
Types of Stages
Theatre Jobs
Bonus
100
The stage direction with the smiley face is called:
Downstage center
100
TRUE OR FALSE: Being on your phone during a show is distracting to the actors onstage.
TRUE: Actors can see an audience member using their phone from the stage. 
100
This is the most common theatre type, where the audience is only on one side of the stage. This name comes from the Greek words "pro" (in front of) and "skene" (the scene/stage).
Proscenium
100
This person helps audience members to their seats and hands out the program pamphlets.
Usher
100
We created PSA skits about theatre etiquette. PSA stands for:
Public Service/Safety Announcement
200
Stage left and stage right are determined by the actor's perspective facing ___________.
The audience
200
TRUE OR FALSE: It's okay to take pictures of the actors onstage during a show, as long as you don't use the flash.
FALSE: Phones should be silenced and put away.
200
This type of theatre has the audience sitting on ALL sides of the stage: 
In-The-Round/Arena
200
This person is responsible for handling the money in a theatre company. They handle ticket sales and fundraising, in addition to creating the budgets.
Producer
200
Name a theatre job that Ms. Judd has had. (There's a lot!)
Possible answers: Director, Actor, Stage Manager, Prop designer, Stage crew, Choreographer, House Manager, Usher, Box office staff
300
This part of the stage, that extends beyond the proscenium line, is called:
Apron
300
If you are seeing a live show, you should arrive at the theatre at LEAST _______ before the start of the show.
a. 30 minutes
b. 2 hours
c. 1 hour
d. 15 minutes
d. 15 minutes early
300
This type of theatre has the audience on THREE sides of the stage: 
Thrust stage
300
This person is responsible for coordinating the entire production. They communicate with the cast and tech team, create the rehearsal schedule, and call the sound and lighting cues during the show.
Stage manager
300
What was the purpose of Box Seats? 
So that the rich could be seen by the audience and show off their wealth.
400
If you are standing onstage and moving closer to the audience, you are moving:
Downstage
400
It is not acceptable to eat or drink in the theater during a performance. What is the ONE exception to this rule?
It is okay to eat/drink during the performance if it's bought AT the theatre.
400
This type of stage is not a stage at all, it is located wherever a performance is taking place. Examples: a public park, a church, a restaurant, or on the sidewalk. 
Site-specific
400
This person is in charge of leading the cast, stage manager, and all the tech designers. They make sure that all the elements come together into one artistic goal.
Director
400
Box seats became famous (and eventually less popular) because of this unfortunate event in Washington, D.C.:
President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in a box seat in Ford's Theatre.
500
The backstage areas off the sides of the stage are called:
Wings
500
These people are responsible for taking care of audience members and communicating theatre rules:
Ushers
500
A NASCAR track is a modern version of this type of arena, originally used for chariot and horse racing:
Hippodrome
500
This person is responsible for managing all of the technical elements of a theatre production. They supervise the setup and operation of technical equipment, and resolve any issues that arise during rehearsals and performances.
Technical Director
500
This type of stage is an empty black room with flexible seating so the entire theatre can be customized and then taken down.
Black box theatre