Set Design

2. Opening in the Stage floor
6. A canvas or muslin curtain, usually painted, that forms part of the scenery.
7. Background curtain covering stage back and sides, also known as the Cyc.
9. Second main type of set, made of several pieces, which can be arranged to produce more than one setting.
11. That period in the creative process when ideas simmer, recombine, and sometimes give birth to new ideas
12. The most common theatrical set, which consists of two or three walls and perhaps a ceiling.
13. Three-sided flats mounted on a wheeled carriage
15. Drawing that shows how the stage will look from the perspective of the audience

1. Framework of beams above the stage that supports riggings for flying scenery
3. Wooden frames covered by canvas, muslin, or lightweight wood and painted
4. Type of stage, sometimes called "Theatre-in-the-round," seats the audience entirely around the playing area.
5. A low platform stage that juts out into the audience with seating on three sides.
8. Three-dimensional objects such as rocks, trees, or ramps.
10. Heavy curtain or canvas-covered wooden frame hung above the proscenium opening to adjust the height of the opening
12. Type of stage named because it is essentially a big empty square with walls painted black.
14. A type of stage that looks like a picture frame