Set

Question 1

Abstract

Answer 1

Not realistic or life-like, using colours, shapes, textures, sounds and other means to achieve and effect.

Question 2

Apron

Answer 2

The area of the stage nearest the audience, which projects in front of the curtain

Question 3

Backdrop

Answer 3

A large painted cloth hung as part of the scenery

Question 4

Box set

Answer 4

A set which has 3 complete walls, often used in naturalistic set design

Question 5

Drapes

Answer 5

Curtains or other hanging fabrics

Question 6

Flat

Answer 6

A piece of scenery mounted on a frame

Question 7

Fly

Answer 7

Rainy and lowering scenery onto the stage using a series of ropes and pulleys

Question 8

Ground Plan

Answer 8

Bird’s eye view of the set showing the scale of the set.

Question 9

Naturalistic

Answer 9

Life-like, realistic

Question 10

Props

Answer 10

Small items that actors carry onstage

Question 11

Revolve

Answer 11

A large turntable device that can be turned to reveal a different setting

Question 12

Set Dressing

Answer 12

Items on the set that are not used as props, but create detail and interest. E.g. frames, paintings.

Question 13

Sight lines

Answer 13

The line where the audience can and can’t see

Question 14

Trucks

Answer 14

A platform on wheels upon which scenery can be mounted and moved