A circular revolving unit that is set into the floor, and which can turn mechanically to bring one set into view as another disappears.

A gauze or cloth screen that, when painted and lit from the front, appears solid, but when lit from behind becomes transparent.

The area behind the playing area of a thrust stage that allows for entrances and exits as well as scene changes

The term for a fairly complete sketch made by the scene designer, usually done in color.

A low platform on wheels upon which set pieces and even actors are brought onstage.

Canvas stretched on wood with the side facing the audience painted to look like a solid wall.

A theater environment is one that will use more than one playing area, and that some activity is happening in several of those spaces at the same time.

Another term for the proscenium types of stage.

A term for the area closest to the audience as it related to the position of the actors on a raked stage

A firm material called luan placed on a wooden or hollow metal frame, which can be painted and, in addition, have three-dimensional plastic moldings attached to it to create cornices, chair rails, and other features

Area above the stage of a proscenium theatre built to hold scenery that has been raised out of the sight of the audience

The slant of an auditorium or stage floor

A frame that separates the stage from the auditorium and forms an outline for the stage

A space often used by avant-garde artists

The use of electronic media in live theatrical presentations.

A flexible theatre that can be converted into different arrangements

A thrust theatre built in the courtyard of a sixteenth-century Spanish inn

The main floor where musicians sit in a contemporary proscenium theatre, and, in ancient Greece, the circular acting area at the base of a hillside theatre.

What is the name of the Red curtain?

What is the name of the two black thin curtains that hang vertically and hide the wings?

What is the name for the semi-transparent gray curtain in upstage?

What is the name of the gray structure at the front of the stage?

What is the name for the solid white curtain at the back of the stage?