Technical Theatre

1. a member of the stage crew who shifts scenery
6. a technical rehearsal without cast present
7. lines the area of an audience's observation of onstage and backstage areas from various points of the house
10. to anchor scenery to the stage so it doesn't wobble
12. an aluminium tripod with a cross bar at the top on which lights are hung; also called a lighting tree
13. to notify cast and crew of cues, rehearsal times, and the rise and fall of the curtain
14. to use an item from stock

2. the two shorter, horizontal top and bottom pieces of a flat frame
3. a strip of fabric covering the crack between two flats to enhance the illusion that a series of joined flats compromise a wall
4. an anchoring option using triangular frame units attached to the flat and weighted
5. the vertical, long side pieces of a flat frame
6. to add decorative props to a set
8. a thin metal template with a pattern punched out; attached to a lighting instrument to create a patterned or textured lighting effect
9. elevation a scale drawing showing the front view of the set as if it were flattened out into a single plane
11. the horizontal center pieces of a flat frame