Drama terminology

2. The arch or boarder that frames a stage.
3. those who make the magic happen offstage
6. A study of the context in which a production takes place.
7. A piece of cloth that’s used as a backdrop on-stage
10. the conceptual barrier between actor and audience member.
11. When a character expresses internal thoughts or emotions verbally for the benefit of the audience
12. the person responsible for the lighting and other technical arrangements for a stage play
16. When a cast rehearses their entire show from beginning to end.
17. A really, really, really, really, really, really fast costume change
18. A light that stays illuminated on a stage when the auditorium is otherwise unoccupied

1. instruments accompanying a show
4. When the run of a show is done and everyone involved congregates to destroy the set.
5. The secret place where theatre nerds fan-girl and get Playbills signed after a show.
8. The time in which an actor must be present at the theatre for an audition
9. Thespian lingo for theatre that is out of the box
11. When a play’s text includes instructional movement or gestures
13. to read a script with little to no preparation.
14. A magical rehearsal where singers and musicians unite to run through musical numbers together.
15. When actors try to achieve complete emotional understanding of their character