Something on the side of an actor

Something on the side of the stage

When a character speaks to the audience without other characters knowing

When a character speaks to another character without the audience knowing

A group of people that watch auditions and make decisions about who will be in a show

A group of people waiting to audition

A wall in the audition room

The group of people who will be in the show

Writes plays only

Writes movies only

Writes anything

Writes musicals only

An actors movements on stage

Standing in someone's or something's way on stage

Not moving on stage

Stacking up blocks for the set

A set made with at least 3 walls and closed in all around

A set made with cardboard boxes or any type of box

A collection of play scripts

A set that looks like a giant box with a lid

A candy bar named after a famous playwright

A company that produces plays

A street and section of New York known for producing many plays

Anywhere theater is performed

When an actor calls the stage crew for something

When an actor is asked to come audition a second time

When a producer calls the director

When an actor refers to something not in the script

That's when an actor forgets a line and says, "line" to the stage manager

That's when an actor asks the director for more lines

That's when a director asks the actor to speak more clearly

That's when a director asks the stage manager to write more lines for the actor

When an actor breaks a leg and gets a hard bandage on it

When the stage carpenter makes a mold of an actors body

When the crew goes fishing after the show

It is all the performers in the production

It's when someone gets hurt in the show

It's what you say to mean "good luck"

It's when the producer can't pay back his loans

It's when the performers go out to party after the show

It means to move from one place to another

It means to take something off of it

It means to paint the sets

It's when the actors pray before a show

A signal for something to happen

A tool used for shooting pool

Hitting your mark dead on the spot

Being on time

When two or more characters are speaking to one another

When one person is speaking

When no one is speaking

When one person is speaking, but it must be to someone else

It's when the costume designer gets to show her design to the director and performers

It's a rehearsal just for the crew

It's a rehearsal just for the dresses

it's a rehearsal using all costumes, props, scenery, and other technical elements

Pieces of scenery that make up the walls

Hardware used to join two set pieces together

The part of the scenery you can stand on

The curtains in the back of the scenery

The place where the orchestra sits to play their instruments

The backstage area directly behind the scenery

The room where the actors sit in to wait for the show to start

The empty space above the stage used for bringing up and down scenery and other technical elements

A place to store scenery

A place to store costumes

It's where the lobby, bathrooms, and concession are located

It's where the audience sits

The crazy circumstances the characters get themselves into

All the information given by the playwright about the play

The information given by the director

All the circumstances created by the actors

A room where scenery is built

A room where the actors hang out

A room where the tech crew work

A room where the concessions are sold

When an actor stands on the right spot or tech crew puts something in the right place

When the tech crew throws something across the stage

When the actors get the lines right

When the performers come out to bow

Curtains on the top of the stage

Curtains on the side of the stage

Curtains across the back of the stage

Curtains that go across the middle of the stage

Vertical positions on stage (up and down)

Horizontal positions on stage (left and right)

Going deeper in or out of character

Scenery elevators

The words an actor speaks

The music on the page

The words a singer sings

The notes a singer sings

An afternoon show

A fish

A large fish

A large beam used for multiple lights

When an actor is speaking alone

When an actor is the only one speaking to other people

One person writing a play alone

When one person is speaking to exactly two people and only two people

When an actor doesn't know any of their lines

When the director directs without using the script

When the producer has made all the money back that was put into the show

When an actor knows all of his or her lines very well

Any empty space near the stage for the orchestra to play instruments

The seeds the orchestra spit out before they play their instruments

The place the orchestra is put before the show begins when they are not playing

The place above the stage where scenery and instruments are held for storage

Pretending to use invisible objects and scenery

Pretending to use your body as scenery

Using props in the show

A show featuring mimes

Planes with wings used for scenery

Windows used for scenery

Stage positions going forward and backward

Stage positions going up and down

Screenwriter

Novelist

Playwright

Just an author

Into chapters

Into sections

Into acts and scenes

Into periods

Tools

Costumes

Props

Scripts

The picture frame

Just a frame

Proscenium arch

Viewing hole

To practice the same thing over and over until it gets better

To practice something once

To try something once then give up

To write up a plan and have it in your head

Giving them permission

Obtaining due permission

Getting the gig

Obtaining rights or royalties

A run

A stretch

The set

A match

A run-through

A good attempt

A dress rehearsal

Call time

Tiny script

Sample script

An aside

A side

A monologue

Solitude

A soliloquy

A dialogue

Put juice backstage

Throw footballs backstage

Put down a little mark on stage

Put something undesirable on stage

The stage directions

The director's commentary

The emotional recall

Sense memory

To remove it

To break it

To cross it out with a pen or pencil

To write it down

Tableau

Picture

Freeze frame

Footloose

A cover

A backup

A stage cover

An understudy

Upstaging

Downstaging

Selfish

Throwing spotlight

Where the actors hang backstage in couches and sometimes there are microwaves and TVs

Below the stage

To the sides of the stage, used for waiting in during a show and other technical elements

Above the stage

A cartoon featuring stage crew

A large solid curtain or wall at the back of the stage

A panoramic set design

A set using wheels or castors

The first performers in Greece

A master actor

An expert technician

A literary advisor for drama

It's like a plan on paper where things will go

It's a plan to destroy something

It's a story for the technicians

It's a literary device

Raked

Angled

Warped

Gradiented

Is at the top of the stage

Is at the sides of the stage

Only comes on briefly

Is never seen

A port stage

A cork stage

A thrust stage

A proscenium stage

Called theater in the round or arena

Not possible

Called port theater

Better for storytelling