Theatre Terms Review 1 Crossword

One who works in the theatre without pay
The part of the stage projecting in front of the curtain
Mental fade out causing lines or business to be forgotten
Upstage of (as in the direction, "Cross behind or above the sofa").
To hire companies or actors
Play manuscript
Theatrical dud
Exaggerated acting, often referred to as "ham".
Warning to actors to be ready for entrance
Stage action
The command to leave stage
Group of singers, dancers, or speakers working in unison
non commercial theatre
Putting action to the words in the script
To extemporize during a performance
Downstage of (as in "Cross in front of or below the sofa").
Movable pipe above the stage, used for hanging scenery.
Ledge near overhead lights, used by electricians.
The type of audition where many actors are present. It is open to everyone.
Bulletin board backstage where important notices for actors and crews are posted.
Strips of reflector spotlights in a metal container
To bring a scene to a climax by increasing volume, emphasis, pace or intensity.
Portion of theatre not included in auditorium and stage proper.
Line to audience or other character, not noticed by other characters onstage.