A small box containing the socket into which a pyro cartridge is plugged. Also known as a flash pod or firing pod.

A generic term for a pyrotechnic device consisting of a small cylindrical container into which pyrotechnic powder has been loaded.

A range of pyrotechnic cartridges, fliring pods and controllers used to create pyrotechnic effects in semi-professional situations.

Short, horizontal draperies hung across the stage above the acting area to mask the overhead lights and the flies from the audience

The impromptu portrayal of a character or scene; without a script

The bending of the body to the front, the side, or the rear

Turning or pivoting a body part in smooth circles

An expression for performing on stage.

Performing with freshness as if things have not been rehearsed.

A financial backer in the theatre is called ______.

A movement or gesture, especially a minor one, used by an actor to give atmosphere to a scene or help portray a character.

The person responsible for the financial arrangements of the production, budgeting, paying all bills, handling tickets, etc.

The person who handles the advertising and promotion of a play in the press and media; promotes in the school and community; helps with flyers and promotions.

The person who, under the guide of the Technical Director, is in charge of the prop crew and getting furniture, set props, storing them, prop table, and hand props.

A stage hand who moves scenery and furniture.

A person who is offstage and follows a play in progress from the script, repeating missed cues and supplying actors with forgotten lines.

An audition format in which many actors are seen in a short period of time.

Audience members who are friends or relatives of performers, or are hired especially, to applaud and cheer loudly, thereby giving the impression of general enthusiasm for a particular actor or performance.

A stage setting that is stylized rather than photorealistic or representational; that is, one that does not attempt to present a realistic stage picture.