Theatrical Terms Crossword

a section of a production often separated by intermissions
the area from which the audience watches the production
a cloth hung to form the back of a set
the backstage call 5 minutes prior to curtain up to get the cast into position for the first scene
a period when all stage lighting is turned off
arranging the movement and actions of the cast on stage
masking hung above the stage
the person responsible for calling the cast to position at the correct time
the communication system usually consisting of headphones and a microphone that allows coordination of the technical departments during the show
the dividing line (imaginary) between the left and right halves of the stage
a piece of fabric often painted that forms part of the scenery
a piece of fabric often painted that forms part of the scenery
the signal to do something for example say the next line
the bows at the end of a show after the finale
the area of the stage closest to the audience
the final check of costumes prior to the dress rehearsal
a person or persons leaving a stage
the final scene of a production
all areas in front of the proscenium arch
the backstage call given 35 minutes before curtain up
any handheld or handsize prop
a small scene inside a larger one
the break during a show between acts
the use of tape to mark the on stage position of items
preventing the audience from seeing areas of the stage