The area behind the stage that the audience can't see

• Downstage

• Flats

• 4th Wall

• Backstage

The imaginary wall through which the audience views the play

• Fourth Wall

• Downstage

• External Traits

• Greenroom

Where the audience sits

• Greenroom

• Front of House

• Offstage

• Onstage

A performance using gestures and body movements without words

• Project

• Pantomime

• Run through

• Sense Memory

The recorded voice narrating the story

• Voice-Over

• Wings

• Narrator

• External Traits

When an actor moves from one side of the stage to the other

• Downstage

• Cross

• Flats

• Improvisation

Two actors standing or sitting parallel to each other in a dialogue

• Share a scene

• Projection

• Character Sketch

• Body language

The scenery used on stage

• Venue

• Place

• Setting

• Props

The series of related events that take place in a play presenting the main story.

• Exposition

• Scenario

• Plot

• Falling Action

A play that deal with treating characters and situations in a humorous way

• Tragedy

• Sketch

• Conflict

• Comedy