the horizontal lighting position over the audience.

a horizontal drape that runs across the top of the stage.

the announcement made backstage telling cast and crew how many minutes remain before curtain time.

the stage floor.

a flat piece of painted fabric that forms part of the scenery.

the person that operates the flying system.

bracing a flat with your foot while it is being raised from a horizontal position to a vertical one.

the center of a beam of light.

a slender piece of metal attached to a platform that sticks down into a groove in the floor and helps to keep the platform moving straight.

drapes that hang to the side of the stage that hide the backstage area.

an audio device that takes multiple audio signals and sends them out to the amplifiers.

the “fluffy” part of the fabric.

the archway formed by two legs and a border.

using wheels to move scenery.

a simple lighting instrument composed of a standard bulb and a large reflector.

the top of a platform where the actors stand.

masking drapes just inside the proscenium that mask the backstage area.

the lever on a follow spot that allows the operator to make the beam larger or smaller.

the U-shaped piece of metal that attaches a lighting instrument to a clamp.