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Get familiar with technical vocabulary for drama and theatre (like stage directions)

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Get familiar with technical vocabulary for drama and theatre (like stage directions)

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1. Stage Directions: Instructions in the script that indicate movement, positioning, or actions of characters on stage. These are often abbreviated as "upstage," "downstage," "stage left," and "stage right."

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1. Stage Directions: Instructions in the script that indicate movement, positioning, or actions of characters on stage. These are often abbreviated as "upstage," "downstage," "stage left," and "stage right."

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2. Blocking: The planned movement and positioning of actors on stage as directed by the director.

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2. Blocking: The planned movement and positioning of actors on stage as directed by the director.

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3. Cue: A signal for an actor to begin or perform an action, such as a line of dialogue, entrance, or exit.

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3. Cue: A signal for an actor to begin or perform an action, such as a line of dialogue, entrance, or exit.

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4. Curtain Call: The moment at the end of a performance when actors come forward to be acknowledged by the audience, typically followed by bows.

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4. Curtain Call: The moment at the end of a performance when actors come forward to be acknowledged by the audience, typically followed by bows.

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5. Set Design: The arrangement and design of scenery, props, and furniture on stage to create the setting for a play.

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5. Set Design: The arrangement and design of scenery, props, and furniture on stage to create the setting for a play.

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7. Sound Design: The creation and integration of sound effects, music, and other audio elements into a theatrical production.

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7. Sound Design: The creation and integration of sound effects, music, and other audio elements into a theatrical production.

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8. Costume Design: The design and creation of costumes worn by actors to represent characters in a play.

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8. Costume Design: The design and creation of costumes worn by actors to represent characters in a play.

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9. Props: Objects and items used by actors during a performance to enhance the realism of the production.

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9. Props: Objects and items used by actors during a performance to enhance the realism of the production.

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6. Lighting Design: The design and arrangement of lighting to enhance the mood, atmosphere, and visibility on stage.

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6. Lighting Design: The design and arrangement of lighting to enhance the mood, atmosphere, and visibility on stage.

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10. Stage Manager: The person responsible for coordinating and overseeing all aspects of a theatrical production during rehearsals and performances.

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10. Stage Manager: The person responsible for coordinating and overseeing all aspects of a theatrical production during rehearsals and performances.

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13. Fly System: A system of ropes, pulleys, and rigging used to raise and lower scenery, curtains, and other elements above the stage.

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13. Fly System: A system of ropes, pulleys, and rigging used to raise and lower scenery, curtains, and other elements above the stage.

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14. Proscenium Stage: A traditional stage design with a frame (proscenium arch) separating the stage from the audience.

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14. Proscenium Stage: A traditional stage design with a frame (proscenium arch) separating the stage from the audience.

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16. Fourth Wall: The imaginary "wall" that separates the actors from the audience, typically maintained by actors as if they are unaware of the audience's presence.

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16. Fourth Wall: The imaginary "wall" that separates the actors from the audience, typically maintained by actors as if they are unaware of the audience's presence.

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17. Traverse Stage: A stage design where the audience sits on two opposite sides, with the performance space in between.

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17. Traverse Stage: A stage design where the audience sits on two opposite sides, with the performance space in between.

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12. Dress Rehearsal: A full rehearsal with all technical elements, costumes, and makeup, intended to simulate the actual performance as closely as possible.

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12. Dress Rehearsal: A full rehearsal with all technical elements, costumes, and makeup, intended to simulate the actual performance as closely as possible.

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11. Tech Rehearsal: A rehearsal focused on technical elements such as lighting, sound, and set changes, typically conducted before dress rehearsals.

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11. Tech Rehearsal: A rehearsal focused on technical elements such as lighting, sound, and set changes, typically conducted before dress rehearsals.

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18 . Thrust Stage: A stage design that extends into the audience area, allowing for greater intimacy between actors and audience members.

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18 . Thrust Stage: A stage design that extends into the audience area, allowing for greater intimacy between actors and audience members.

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15. Black Box Theater: A flexible performance space with movable seating and minimal fixed elements, allowing for various stage configurations.

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15. Black Box Theater: A flexible performance space with movable seating and minimal fixed elements, allowing for various stage configurations.