Theater Arts Terms Crossword

A place to purchase tickets to a performance
The articles of clothing that an actor wears
The front of the stage
The words that the actors say; the story that is told
To tear down and clear the stage after a performance is done
The items that an actor interacts with on stage
The group that watches a show
The sound or line that lets an actor know to begin
The placement of actors between upstage and downstage
A long speech done by one actor
The placement of actors on the stage and the movement of the actors
All of the actors in a performance
The final bow that the performers take when the performance is done.
The place where actors hang out in before and sometimes during the performance.
The background that creates the pace that the performance is taking place in
The people that work backstage
The facial and body movement that helps create a feeling
A Performer
The time between Acts where people can take a break
The person that manages everything backstage
The back part of the stage
The sides of the stage that can't be seen by the audience
The smaller divisions of a performance
The area where the audience sits
When the actors freeze during a performance
The large divisions of a performance
The performance hall
The person that learns a part in case the primary actor can't perform
Turning diagonally so that the actor is open to the audience
The placement of actors according to high and/or low.
When the actor looks at the audience
The person who creates and teaches the dance steps to the performers
The person who picks the show, chooses the cast, has the overall vision
A show that is humorous
When the audience knows something that the characters don't
The walls of the scenery
The person who writes a play
The story
When a situation in which actions have an effect that is opposite from what was intended
The place where the performance takes place
The picture of the scene
A story that is sad
The time between one scene and another
The area on the sides of the stage where people wait to go on stage