The person who oversees the creative aspects of a musical

The person responsible for financial and management aspects

The written copy of the spoken words of a show

The first official performance of a musical

When the actors return to the stage to take a bow

Designs the physical environment on stage

Designs and draws the costumes for the characters

designs lighting concepts for shows

designs the sound elements for the performance

The area where the musicians perform during a show

Music that is played before the performance begins

The parts of a play that are separated by an intermission. Normally, there are two acts.

A part of an act in a play or musical

The break between acts in a show

A leading character in a musical

An actor designated to play a certain role if the main actor is absent

An old musical work produced again

Award for excellence in Broadway theatre

A person who creates sequences of dance movements

Those who are responsible for the overall organization of a performance. They are also responsible for the artistic integrity of the show after the director leaves the cast.

A place where tickets for a show are sold

A person who writes scripts for a play or musical

A program brochure for a professional theatrical performance

A group of artists who perform together, singing and dancing in a musical

A person who acts in a play or musical.

People who work backstage and oversee the technical aspects (lighting, sound, scenery, props) of a performance.

A room where artists gather to do their hair, makeup, and change costumes

A room where actors can gather to relax or receive feedback on their performance

These are improvements and adjustments given to the actors by the director or the assistant director when the director is not present. The actors will take note and implement these changes in the next performance.

The place where actors sign in upon arriving at the theater and where announcements and information are posted.

The areas on either side of the stage, out of view of the audience, where actors wait and make their entrances and exits.

This means "good luck" in the theater. It is a superstition that saying "good luck" will actually bring bad luck. Actors say "BREAK A LEG"

A type of theatrical show in which singing and dancing play an essential role.

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A story organized into scenes to be performed on a theater stage. Unlike a musical, it usually does not include singing or dancing.

The brochure you receive when attending a play is called a theater program . A theater program usually includes a list of the cast and the production team.

In a theater, a "ghost light" is a single light left on stage when the theater is empty, used primarily as a safety measure to prevent people from tripping or falling in the dark, but it also has a superstitious meaning of warding off the "theater ghost" or evil spirits by illuminating the completely dark stage; it is usually a small, standalone lamp placed at the center of the stage.

A handheld object used by an actor in a performance. It should not be confused with set pieces.

Musical Theater Basics Flashcards

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Musical

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A form of show that combines songs, dialogue, acting, and dance

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Broadway

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The famous theater district of New York City

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West End

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Famous theater district in London

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Libretto

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The text or script of an opera

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Score

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Music written for a musical

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Composer

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writes the music

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Lyricist

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writes lyrics for songs

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