Staging Forms Flashcards

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What is a proscenium arch?

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A proscenium arch is a type of stage configuration that frames the stage and separates it from the audience.

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What does ‘end-on’ mean in staging?

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‘End-on’ refers to a staging configuration where the audience is seated directly in front of the stage.

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What does ‘in the round’ mean?

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‘In the round’ refers to a staging configuration where the audience is seated all around the stage.

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What is ‘traverse’ staging?

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‘Traverse’ staging is when the audience is seated on two sides of the stage, facing each other.

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What is ‘thrust’ staging?

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‘Thrust’ staging is when the stage extends into the audience, allowing for seating on three sides.

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What is ‘promenade’ staging?

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‘Promenade’ staging involves the audience moving through the performance space, often following the action.

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