Usually the first time the show is rehearsed in the venue, with lighting, scenery and sound.

Coordinates all technical aspects of the production, from organizing crew calls to ensuring equipment is ordered, to liaising with the designers and sometimes adapting a design to fit the venue.

A drapery or flat piece across the top of the proscenium arch that masks the flies.

A multi-circuited stage lighting instrument, consisting of row of lamps, that allows for several colors to be used with gel or roundels.

This term refers to the taking down, dismantling disposing, and/or storage of the set, lights, sound equipment and costumes once a show is over.

A standard three pin plug used to connect cables for theatrical lighting.

To place a small piece of tape on the stage deck to indicate where the item should be placed.

A lighting instrument used for a very specific purpose, rather than as part of a system such as an area light or color wash. It is typically used alone, or at a higher level than the other instruments.

Mainly used to reveal form of the body, and is used to enhance the performer, especially dancers. Lights are typically hung in the wings.