The Stage

This type of stage has an audience on all four sides.

• Arena

• End

• Thrust

• Proscenium

This type of stage has an audience on three sides.

• Arena

• End

• Thrust

• Proscenium

This type of stage only has an audience in the front, it has a wall on each end.

• Arena

• End

• Thrust

• Proscenium

This type of stage has a curved edge with an audience on only one side.

• Arena

• End

• Thrust

• Proscenium

Which type of stage uses the directions of a compass?

• Arena

• End

• Thrust

• Proscenium

The front curtain

• Grand Drape

• Apron

• Legs

• Proscenium Arch

• Crossover

The area at the back of the stage that allows the actors to cross from side to side.

• Grand Drape

• Apron

• Legs

• Proscenium Arch

• Crossover

The 'picture frame' of a proscenium stage. The grand drape hangs behind it.

• Grand Drape

• Apron

• Legs

• Proscenium Arch

• Crossover

The part of the stage in front of the proscenium, often curved.

• Grand Drape

• Apron

• Legs

• Proscenium Arch

• Crossover

Curtains on the sides of the stage. They are movable and meant to hide the wings.

• Grand Drape

• Apron

• Legs

• Proscenium Arch

• Crossover