Area of the stage between the main curtain and the orchestra pit / only area that can’t be closed off by a curtain

A large backdrop that is the last curtain / usually white so lights can shine on it to make it look different colors

Where the parts of scenery are cut, built, and painted

A stage with audience on all sides is called a/an ...

Directions on stage are from the ________'s perspective

This area is called....

This part of the stage is ....

You can identify a proscenium stage because the audience is on how many sides?

What is the name of the area where the orchestra plays music for a musical called?

What type of theater (or stage space) is this?

Empty pipes above the stage that can be lowered and raised to hang scenery in the air until it is needed

What body position is this actor standing in?

What type of stage is this called?

What body position is the woman standing in?

The acting area furthest away from the audience is called _______.

What type of stage is this called?

The off stage areas to the right and left of the stage are called what?

True or False:

When actors come downstage and bow at the end of a performance, that is CURTAIN CALL.

What is the curtain called that closes off the entire stage from the audience?

What Stage Manager call means that everyone freezes in place?

If the actor enters carrying a coat over his arm, the coat would be a ________.

If the same actor enters now wearing the same coat, the coat would be a(n) _______.

What is a technical run without the actors to focus on making sure the tech aspects are ready?

What does the Stage Manager call "Going Dark" mean?

What should the cast and crew respond with to the Stage Manager when they give a call?

What musical did Lin-Manuel Miranda NOT write?

Who creates movement and dance to help tell a story?

Who oversees the creation of the production elements and manages the budget and overall production schedule?

Who helps with all areas of the production, guides rehearsals, creates documentation, and oversees run of the show?

Who analyzes the script and guides the entire production?

Who oversees all promotion of the shows and the theatre company?

Who prepares for and oversees the execution of the hanging and focusing of lighting instruments for the show?

Who oversees members of the company by handling payroll, contracts, and living or travel needs?

Who takes care of all patron needs and oversees all front-of-house staff including concessions and ushers?

Who creates a plan for the construction of the set designer’s vision; oversees scenic, electrics, prop, and sound?

Who writes the script for the play?

Who creates the characters and brings the story to life?

A Fight Director creates all ___________ for a production.

Who works with the house manager to assist patrons by guiding them to their seats and distributing programs?

What song in a musical tells what the character is hoping for, wishing for, desires, or wants?

What song in a musical is the last song in the show, brings the plot to a conclusion, and usually has the full cast?

What song in a musical often shows a moment where a lead character has a change of heart or makes a big decision?

What song in a musical is the first song in the show and tells the audience where, who, and what?

From what primitive people group did the word "drama" originate, meaning "to do" or "to act."

What was the name of the festival of tragedies, where a coveted prize was awarded to the best series of plays?

The first tragedian to win the playwriting prize during the Festival was __________.

Which Greek playwright is considered the "Father of Tragedy?"

Who is considered the finest comic writer of ancient Greece?

Which ancient people group had a government that did not support theatre, therefore making it appeal mostly to the lower class?

What theatrical genre was the beginning of Chinese theatre?

Bunraku, a form of Japanese theatre that involved marionettes, could also be described as _______.

Mystery plays, miracle plays, and morality plays were the three types of plays presented during which theatrical time period?

This morality play, still performed today, follows the journey of the lead character to Death, and while his Friends, Worldly Goods, and so on, all leave him, only Good Deeds accompanies him to the grave.

This playwright is considered the greatest of all English dramatists

The 19th century brought us into a time of ________, an emotional escape into adventure, beauty, and sentimental idealism.

The style of American theatre that was a variety show, featuring everything including trained seals, singers, acrobats, jugglers, dancers, comedians, and animal acts.

American playwright that focused on the dilemma of American families and the tragedy of commons citizens in such plays as Death of a Salesman, All My Sons, and The Crucible.