What is the part of a stage that extends out into the audience, beyond the proscenium arch, creating a performance area surrounded by the audience on three sides?

What is the part of the stage closest to the audience, coming from the tradition of a raked stage where the front of the stage was physically lower?

What is the physical central area of a theatre stage, and by extension, a position of prominence, importance, or focus?

What is the part of the stage farthest from the audience, where performers move away from the audience?

What are the directions relative to a performer facing the audience called?

What are the offstage areas on either side of the acting area, out of the audience's sight, used by actors to wait before an entrance, for storing scenery and props, and for stagehands to work?

What is a large, flat, white or seamless curtain or a curved, seamless wall that creates the illusion of an infinite background or open space, often for lighting effects, a sky, or other large scenic backdrops?

What features an architectural proscenium arch that frames the stage, creating a 'fourth wall' separating the actors and the audience, who sit only in front of the stage?

What is the area not visible to the audience, a specific passageway within or behind the stage that allows performers and technicians to move between the left and right wings discreetly during a performance without being seen by the audience?

What is the strongest body position on stage, open to the audience?

What is the body position where the performer is turned slightly right or left; fairly open, strong positions; great for sharing a scene to include the audience?

What is the body position where the performer is completely turned right or left; weak position; audience members cannot see or hear the actor clearly?

What is the body position where the performer is turned at an angle upstage; weak positions; very few audience members can see and hear?

What is the body position where the performer is faced completely away from audience; weakest position; never do when speaking?

What are two ways to say face the front of the stage?

What is the term for coming into a scene or onto the stage?

What is the term for leaving the scene or leaving the stage?

What is the movement that actors do, usually written down in the script for memory?

What is the invisible wall between the actor and the audience called?

What is the character the actor is assigned to play called?

What is the group of people who are all in the same show called?

What is the play; the dialogue the actors memorize called?

What are the pieces or objects that are built to help create the setting of the play called?

What are items the actors use during a performance called?

What are clothes that are made for actors to wear called?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 1?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 2?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 3?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 4?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 5?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 6?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 7?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 8?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 9?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 10?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 11?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 12?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 13?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 14?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 15?

What is the name of the part of the stage labeled as 16?

What is the name of the part labeled as 17?

What is the stage position called when the actor is facing directly away from the audience?

Which stage position is directly facing the audience?

What is the stage position called when the actor is turned halfway between Full Front and Profile Right?

What is the stage position called when the actor is turned halfway between Full Back and Profile Left?

What is the direction called when moving away from the audience?

What is the direction called when moving toward the audience?