Theatre Vocabulary 3

The exposition is the ___________ part of the plot

• first

• second

• fourth

• final

These brick moveable walls which are used to create the scenery are

• traps

• flats

• models

• cyclorama

Light is projected unto this wall/screen at the rear of the stage. It is never painted for scenery

• rostrum

• model

• cyclorama

• permanent set

A line drawn from front to back of stage on the ground plan drawing or chalk the stage itself for correct placing of setting and props

• level

• footlights

• permanent set

• centre line

Any platform or other raised portion of the stage

• apron

• level

• strike

• mime

This lady is working on a

• box set

• flat

• trap

• model

The stage manager's Bible which has all information about the production is called the

• prompt book

• concept

• journal

• text

The picture shows an enclosed setting that has three walls and sometimes a ceiling

• thrust

• apron

• box set

• cyclorama

A scene canvas across the width of the upstage area, usually fixed at both the top and the bottom.

• rostrum

• permanent set

• box set

• backdrop

A set that is divided into several smaller sets to represent the various locales of the play.

• cyclorama

• backdrop

• permanent set

• box set