Multiple Answer — 1 point. ____________ crew members help the actors with anything they put on their skin or hair.

Multiple Choice — 1 point. The ________________ is where the actors hang out when they are not on stage for an extended period of time.

Multiple Choice — 1 point. Anything that appears permanent on stage, such as walls, windows, doors, or stairs, is considered a:

Multiple Choice — 1 point. Anything that is on stage and appears movable, such as furniture or rugs, is considered a:

Multiple Choice — 1 point. Anything an actor carries on stage is a:

Multiple Choice — 1 point. Any sound that is recreated on stage, such as the sound of a doorbell or a telephone ringing, is a:

Multiple Choice — 1 point. Anything an actor wears on stage is considered a:

A set designer should note:

All designers must be on the same page, and that page is turned by the: _____________

______________ is when the designer tries to make everything as lifelike as possible.

______________ occurs when certain elements of the design are emphasized.

When something is "obviously theatrical," it is _____________.

Plays produced in the manner in which they were originally written are called: _____________

To provide good sightlines from the far ends of the aisles, designers should:

When placing furniture, designers should:

A designer needs to provide the director with an appropriate _____________.

Good _____________ create an interesting visual picture for the audience and can also help convey a certain mood to the audience.

A designer should provide different ________________, or different heights on stage.

When actors are on different levels and planes, they visually form natural: ____________________

Hinge doors on the ________________ side, and have them open ________________.

___________________ doors are working doors.

Note how many _____________ a particular set can comfortably accommodate at one time.

A _____________ set represents a room, or rooms of a house, or another type of building, with the downstage wall removed so the audience can peek into the house.

Remember that the ground plan is a(n) __________________ view of the set.

___________________ are color perspective drawings of what the set will look like.

Tiny, quickly made drawings that can be redrawn or modified quickly are called: ______________

___________________ are drawings of the set that are reduced using a mathematical formula.

Using a 1/4" scale, one inch on your plans represents _____________ onstage.

When you do your drawings, ALWAYS use __________________.

The height of the ______________ from the stage and auditorium floor is indicated on the ground plan in inches.

___________________ show what each section of scenery will look like from the audience.

____________________ are full-color front elevations given to scenic artists.

_____________ can be extremely realistic and definitely establish the location of the scene.

Scenery built on rolling platforms is called: _____________________

The most common type of educational theatre performance space is:

Often, a director will decide to do a play based on how plays were produced during the time in which they were written. These are called _______________ plays.

Which of the following is NOT recommended as a projection surface?

A set designer needs to present the director with some sort of:

The most important thing about really good directors is that they are all very good ________.

The person who is totally responsible for monetary matters is the __________.

The director does NOT usually work directly with the

The producers in most educational theatre programs are __________.

What is the name given to this type of performance space or stage? HINT: The audience is on one side. Refer to the diagram showing a stage labeled Stage and Apron, with the Audience seated on one side of the playing area.

What is the name given to this type of performance space or stage? HINT: The audience is on three sides. Refer to the diagram showing a stage with labeled stage left and stage right, with the audience surrounding three sides of the playing area.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a person who helps actors find jobs.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: author of a play.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: "trying out" for a part in a play, musical, or performance.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the scenery of a play.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a series of dance steps put together to music.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the person who writes music for musical theatre.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a play or story with a sad ending.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a play that is extremely funny.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: lines of conversation in a play.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the name of the place where you buy tickets for a show.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the act of performing without a script.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: acting without words.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: any movable item used by an actor.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the person who makes decisions for actors in a play.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a person who has memorized their lines.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a type of performance designed to make a sale.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a lead actor or role in a stage performance.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the process of tearing down the set, cleaning up, and putting things away on the final night of performances.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a writer who reviews performances.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the part of the stage that extends past the proscenium arch.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a system that enables the stage crew to hoist components such as curtains, lights, scenery, stage effects, and sometimes people.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the time a performer is expected to be at the theatre.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: written by a playwright and performed by actors.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a space at the front of the theatre for the orchestra.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a form of theatrical performance that combines songs, spoken dialogue, dance, and acting.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: clothing worn by actors during a performance.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a practice for a show.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a building where plays are performed.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the area directly offstage that hides actors and scenery.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: An actor assigned to learn a part and fill in should the regular actor fall ill or be unable to perform.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: words that an actor memorizes; dialogue of characters.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a person who finds and auditions actors to fill roles.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the person responsible for the technical details of a theatrical production and who takes full responsibility for the stage during a performance.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: the movement of an actor's face or body parts to communicate an idea or feeling.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: engaging in and responding to what is currently happening in the scene.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a speech presented by a single character, most often to express mental thoughts aloud, though sometimes also to directly address another character or the audience.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: an instrument that brings a bright beam of light onto the stage.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: a rehearsal in which all elements of the show are performed, including costumes.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: an appointment to try on a costume to see if it will work for the performance.

Select the theatre vocabulary word that best matches the definition: switching all lights off at once.

The costume designer is responsible for what the actors wear.

The props master is responsible for gathering and creating the objects that can be picked up or carried on stage.

The lighting designer is responsible for recording voiceovers, music, and sound effects.

Stage crew members are responsible for scene changes during a show.

The makeup designer is responsible for prosthetics and wigs on stage.

The words spoken by a character.

This is the person who is in charge of the show.

___________________ is a conversation between two or more characters in a drama.

If a dancer is standing at the center of the stage and travels toward the audience, which stage direction is he/she moving toward?

Which type of drama contains humor, mocks people and situations, and ends happily, often with a marriage or a major problem solved?

Someone who writes plays is called __________.

If you are standing center stage and I ask you to move down right, you would:

What is the purpose of using different levels on stage?

What is the best definition of an ENSEMBLE?

A stage signal: the last few words, actions, or technical effects that prompt another actor's lines.

The lower area in which the orchestra or band plays during a musical.

A wall of scenery that comes in various sizes and can also contain a door or window.

The most important goal of a theatre set designer is:

The most common type of educational theatre performance space is:

An actor's movements and stage positions during a performance.

The cast bows at the end of a show.

A competitive tryout for a role in a play. A chance for actors to show directors their capabilities in hopes of being cast.

A character who acts in opposition to the main character, or protagonist. Often the 'bad guy' in the play.

The most important thing about really good directors is that they are all very good _____________.

The ________________ is responsible for creating all the dances for the performers.

The ________________ is in charge of all the musicians during a musical.

The sounds of a car door slamming, the car engine starting, and the car driving away are ________________.