The set movement of all the actors on stage throughout the play.

An additional audition for the final actors being considered. Similar to semifinals in sports.

Movement from one area of the stage to another.

A direction given to all actors, musicians, and technicians to leave the stage

A small movement in the opposite direction to the cross made by another character.

A direction given to all performers to go to their spot at the start of the play

Command to leave the acting area.

The time the actor is to report to rehearsal or the performance.

Rehearsal conducted as if it was an actual performance.

Taking down, changing out and putting away costumes, props and set pieces after a production.

A spontaneous style of acting using unrehearsed and unscripted acting scenes.

An uninterrupted rehearsal of a scene, act, or the entire play.

Bow at the end of the show

A term of warning used to call attention to overheard danger.

The area of the stage that is the furthest from the audience.

The area of the stage that is the closest to the audience.

The right side of the stage from the actor’s point of view (facing the audience).

The left side of the stage from the actor’s point of view (facing the audience).

Center of the stage

Facing the stage

Facing away from the stage