Other terminology

Question 1

Technical Theatre

Answer 1

Sound and Lighting

Question 2

Stage Left

Answer 2

The Actor’s Left

Question 3

Stage Right

Answer 3

The Actor’s Right

Question 4

Down Stage

Answer 4

Closest to the audience/next to the apron

Question 5

Up Stage

Answer 5

Opposite down Stage/Furthest away from the audience

Question 6

Risers

Answer 6

Risers can be used to raise the audience for a better view or raise the stage for also a better view

Question 7

Blocking

Answer 7

The planning of movement on the stage

Question 8

The House

Answer 8

The audience

Question 9

4th wall break

Answer 9

You know deadpool

Question 10

Backstage

Answer 10

The area behind the stage where actor’s wait for there turn

Question 11

Entrance/Exit

Answer 11

Area where a performer can leave or enter

Question 12

Green Room

Answer 12

A room where actors can wait until it is there turn

Question 13

Monologue

Answer 13

A speech performed by a single person

Question 14

Scene

Answer 14

Unit of Drama with a beginning, middle, and end

Question 15

Places

Answer 15

The call to position oneself to get ready for the beginning of a scene

Question 16

Pre-set

Answer 16

The sets, props, lighting that begins the scene

Question 17

Sight Lines

Answer 17

the angle of vision that an audience can see so that the entire performance can be seen

Question 18

“To upstage”

Answer 18

Take focus away from an actor downstage

Question 19

Cue

Answer 19

A specific scene or action that signals your “turn”

Question 20

“Cheating out”

Answer 20

Turning towards the audience despite it not being “realistic”