Parts of a Theater Crossword

A collaborative art form involving a performance or presentation of a work of art for an audience
A building in which performances are given
The middle of the playing area
The stage area closest to the audience
The stage area farthest from the audience
The stage area on the right (from the actor's perspective)
The stage area on the left (from the actor's perspective)
The areas immediately offstage to the left and right of the stage
The backstage area where the actors wait during performances
This type of stage was slanted down towards the audience to aid visibility
Platforms and walkways above the stage used by technicians to adjust and repair instruments
The area between the stage and the audience where the orchestra plays
The area in the theater where the audience sits
The area of the stage behind the proscenium and drapery that is hidden from the audience
Room where the light board operator, sound board operator, and stage manager run the show
A type of stage where the audience sits on only one side of the stage
A type of stage where the audience sits on three sides of the stage
A type of stage where the audience sits on all sides of the stage
The frontmost part of a proscenium stage, in front of the arch and the grand drape
A type of stage that can be rearranged to become any of the other types of stage
A type of performance space that was not originally designed for theatrical performance
Narrow, vertical curtains used to mask the wings and sides of the stage
Short, wide drapes used to conceal lighting instruments and fly space
The steelwork above the stage from which lighting instruments and draperies are hung