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WorksheetsIntro To Theatre Vocabulary Part IV
Total questions: 11
Worksheet time: 6mins
Royalty
A division of an act showing change in time or location.
Fee charged by a publisher to produce a play.
The written version of a play.
An actor who is prepared to take the place of another actor as needed (a substitute actor).
Run
A rehearsal without stops for changes, corrections or notes.
The backstage areas on either side of the performing area.
The number of performances of a certain show.
At the end of a run of a show, the permanent removal of scenery (and props, etc.).
Run-Through
A rehearsal without stops for changes, corrections or notes.
The number of performances of a certain show.
The backstage areas on either side of the performing area.
At the end of a run of a show, the permanent removal of scenery (and props, etc.).
Scene
Artificial representation of a location.
All the scenery and stage props used in a scene, Act, or play.
The backstage areas on either side of the performing area.
A division of an act showing changes in time or location.
Scenery
Artificial representation of a location.
All the scenery and stage props used in a scene, Act, or play.
The backstage areas on either side of the performing area.
A division of an act showing change in time or location.
Script
A division of an act showing change in time or location.
Fee charged by a publisher to produce a play.
The written version of a play.
An actor who is prepared to take the place of another actor as needed (a substitute actor).
Set
Artificial representation of a location.
All the scenery and stage props used in a scene, Act or play.
The backstage areas on either side of the performing area.
A division of an act showing change in time or location.
Stage Manager
An actor who is prepared to take the place of another actor as needed (a substitute actor).
Fee charged by a publisher to produce a play.
The director's technical liaison backstage during rehearsals and performance.
The number of performances of a certain show.
Strike
A rehearsal without stops for changes, corrections or notes.
A division of an act showing change in time or location.
An actor who is prepared to take the place of another actor as needed (a substitute actor).
At the end of a run of a show, the permanent removal of scenery (and props, etc.).
Understudy
An actor who is prepared to take the place of another actor as needed (a substitute actor).
Fee charged by a publisher to produce a play.
The director's technical liaison backstage during rehearsals and performance.
The number of performances of a certain show.
Wings
All the scenery and stage props used in a scene, Act or play.
The backstage areas on either side of the performing area.
Artificial representation of a location.
The number of performances of a certain show.
