Across
- 2. Extension of the stage from the arch to the audience (1 Word)
- 4. Made up of vertical moving lighting & scenery bars that can be controlled manually or through automation (2 Words)
- 8. Mounted upstage of the house curtain and on the same plane as the teaser (1 Word)
- 12. Instead of the apron, a pit that is between the proscenium and the audience (2 Words)
- 14. Important in determining what the audience can or cannot see from where they are seated (2 Words)
- 16. Short drapes hung horizontally above the stage, usually used to mask equipment and hidden scenery above (1 Word)
- 17. Area behind a backdrop where the cast/crew can walk without being seen (2 Words)
- 19. Usually used as a sky or void backing a setting or elements of scenery placed in the foreground (1 Word)
- 20. Tall & narrow drapes hung parallel to the proscenium at the sides of the stage (1 Word)
Down
- 1. Audience seating that is on a higher level from the stalls (3 Words)
- 3. Area directly above the stage, where fly bars move out of sight (2 Words)
- 5. Heat-resistant fabric panel (2 Words)
- 6. A circular mechanism usually built into the stage floor and provides a visually interesting and efficient manner of shifting scenery (1 Word)
- 7. A decorative narrow curtain hung along the top of the proscenium arch on the side toward the audience (2 Words)
- 9. Horizontal masking border that is lowered to reduce the height of the opening, which is mounted upstage hanging vertically (1 Word)
- 10. Acknowledgement of audience appreciation by actors, often complex in structure needing rehearsal (2 Words)
- 11. Spaces on either side of the stage (1 Word)
- 13. Audience seating located on the ground level, closest to the stage (1 Word)
- 15. A piece of translucent fabric used as a drop for effects (1 Word)
- 18. Removable sections which provide access to the space beneath the stage (1 Word)