The producer of a production sets aside a certain number of seats for each performancce that are sold at a highly discounted rate.

Performing Arts Center

A set of public performances of a theatrical presentation that precede its official opening.

A form of Chinese drama that originated in the nineteenth century.

A collection of work that is related to theatre and/or dance that is often used by directors, choreographers, stage managers, designers, technicians, dramaturge, or playwrights to secure scholarships, grants, or to interview for colleges training programs or jobs.

A resident theatre company that presents works usually in alternation or rotation.

A stock of monologues that an actor is prepared to perform for auditions.

A professional or semi-professional theatre company that produces its own seasons.

The start of the run of a show in a venue.