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Getting to Know The Theatre QR Code Hunt
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1. Where actors get dressed before a show.
2. A curtain used to define the side limit of the stage and to
mask or hide actors, lights, and unused scenery in the off
stage area (wings).
3. A room (often painted black) that is intended for
performance and lacks a permanent configuration, seating, or
fixed performance area.
4. Located in the lobby, this is where we sell tickets.
5. Cast iron, steel or lead weights placed on the arbor to
balance the load on the batten.
6. The area where he audience is seated.
7. A platform used for the loading and unloading of the
counterweight carriages.
8. A nonflammable curtain immediately behind the
proscenium, contained in the smoke pocket, used to protect
the audience from possible smoke and fire originating from
the stage area.
9. Located in the booth, this controls sound levels,
microphones and speakers.
10. The space above the grid and below the roof.
11. A steel framework above the stage area that is used to
support the rigging system.
12. Curtain at the rear of the performance area used to
represent the sky or distant areas.
13. A unit of rigging consisting of the batten and all other
support cables, sheaves, and mountings.
14. The area of the stage that is closest to the audience.
15. Theatre term called out (OK, yelled) when something is
amiss, usually something falling from the grid.
16. A steel pipe used to support scenery, curtains, and lights
suspended from the grid.
17. A gallery above the stage floor where technicians add and
remove counterweights from the arbors.
18. A depressed area between the stage and audience seating
area where musicians sit, so the audience can hear the music
Answer
DRESSING ROOM
LEG CURTAIN
BLACK BOX
BOX OFFICE
COUNTERWEIGHTS
HOUSE
LOADING
GALLERY
FIRE CURTAIN
SOUND BOARD
FLY LOFT
GRID
CYCLORAMA
LINE SET
DOWN STAGE
HEAD'S UP!
BATTEN
LOADING
GALLERY
ORCHESTRA PIT
Getting to Know The Theatre QR Code Hunt
and see the performance over the heads of the musicians.
19. All of the hardware used to lift, lower, and hold
performance equipment on or above a stage.
20. A curtain made from a semi-transparent material that
looks solid when lit from the audience side and becomes
almost invisible when back lit.
21. A curtain on a track that can be opened or closed to reveal
or mask a portion of the stage.
22. The portion of the stage that is furthest from the audience.
23. The portion of the stage area located to either side of the
acting area.
24. Mythical place where we store furniture above the box
office.
25. A steel structure over the stage, the audience area, or both,
used by stage personnel to access lighting, rigging or other
stage equipment.
26. Where we store props and costumes.
27. This is the area of the stage in front of the proscenium
28. To move scenery or similar devices vertically on the
stage.
29. Located in the booth, this controls lights, lighting levels
and lighting cues.
30. The center of the area defined as the stage.
31. Grey set pieces used for UIL One Act Play.
32. A constructed piece of scenery, usually made of wood
and/or canvas, used to create a set wall or backdrop for a stage
setting.
33. A concentrated source of light that illuminates a performer
on stage, and stays with them as they move; most often
coming from a spotlight instrument.
34. The most common type of Theatre space, known for its
framed arch that outlines the stage opening, having the
audience facing one side directly in front.
35. To mark the stage floor, usually with colored tape, where
set pieces will rest.
RIGGING
SCRIM
TRAVELER
UP STAGE
WINGS
NARNIA
CATWALK
PROPS CLOSET
APRON
FLY
LIGHTING BOARD
CENTER STAGE
UNIT SET
FLAT
FOLLOW SPOT
PROSCENIUM
SPIKE