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____area farthest
away from the audience, towards back wall
____area of stage
closest to the audience
____transparent
coloured medium used in front of stage lights
____imaginary wall
between stage and audience
____all stage
lights go off simultaneously; often at end of scene
____to cover
something from audience view
____to slant or
place at an angle
____light leakage
from stage lights
____offstage to
right and left of the acting area
____stage area to
actor’s right as he faces audience
____posted
announcement of rehearsal or rehearsal schedule
____to play towards
the audience, while acting with another
____one-dimensional
diagram of acting area and stage set
____the stage area
that juts out in front of the curtain downstage
____an actor’s move
from one stage position to another
____direction for
an actor to leave the playing area
____pattern of
physical movement of characters around stage
____stagehand
____detailed bits
of action such as dialling the phone, knitting
____canvas covered
wooden frame used for scenery or masking
____a speech by a
character when alone; often a reflection
____to make up
spontaneous dialogue, usually small talk
____auditorium or
audience seating area
____lights with
beams that can be focused; hard-edged beam
____stage area to
audiences right when facing stage area
____area behind
scenery, not visible from the audience
____permanent
framed arch through which audience views play
____objects that
decorate the stage or items actors use in role
____painted canvas
or curtain hung upstage from battens
____a line spoken
in a way suggesting others do not hear it
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