History of Theatre Crossword

a more developed roman structure, developed from it's Greek predecessor
usually a criminal trained to fight for his freedom
a skydrop
a term used to refer to actors
a curtain used to mask the area above the stage from the audience
portion of the stage that is towards the audience
a platform that could be rolled out, modernly called wagon
a series of triangular prisms, each face painted with a new scene
the chorus would chant this while sacrificing a goat
this was behind the orchestra and provided a background for the performance
the portion of the stage that is further away from the audience
Caesar at the time Jesus was born, reluctantly "allowed" Christianity
any length of pipe or lumber supported from the lines of a fly system
the portion of the stage which extends in front of the act curtain
the seating area, in the beginning of the amphitheater
the chorus performed in this space
Greek god of wine and fertility
a crane like device places behind the skene
an imaginary line that runs through the middle of the proscenium arch
a developed raised platform in front of the skene