Theater Production

This stage direction refers to the actor being closer to the audience.

• upstage right

• downstage left

• downstage

• upstage

This type of stage has the audience on one side.

• Thrust Stage

• Proscenium Stage

• Arena Stage

• End Stage

This term refers to all musical productions staged in New York, USA.

• Broadway

• West End

• East Side

• Manhattan

This term describes the theater stage as inclined on an angle to the audience.

• Diagonal

• Podium

• Proscenium

• Raked

This term refers to moving in the opposite direction of an actor making a cross.

• Cross

• Side Sweep

• Counter Cross

• Opposing Step

This type of stage has the audience in all sides.

• Arena Stage

• Thrust Stage

• Proscenium Stage

• End Stage

This is the stage direction in which the actor can be seen at the farthest left side of the stage from the audiences’ point of view.

• downstage left

• downstage right

• upstage left

• upstage right

This refers to all musical productions staged in the United Kingdom.

• London

• England

• West End

• East End

This theater term refers to any small action that the actor performs without major movement.

• cheating out

• stage business

• small blocking

• little movement

Where is the grand piano located?

• DL

• UR

• DC

• UL