Across
- 2. The arch that frames the front of a stage.
- 3. The planned movement and positioning of actors on stage.
- 5. An actor who learns another’s role as backup.
- 11. Audience clapping at the end of a performance.
- 14. A practice session before the live show.
- 15. The area where actors perform.
- 17. The area in front of the stage for musicians.
- 20. A long speech by one character.
Down
- 1. The person who guides the artistic vision of the play.
- 4. The fabric that opens and closes to begin or end a show.
- 6. An additional performance requested by the audience.
- 7. A signal for an actor or technician to take action.
- 8. The sides of the stage hidden from the audience.
- 9. A bright focused light on one performer.
- 10. A painted cloth or set piece at the back of the stage.
- 12. Objects used by actors during a performance.
- 13. The written text of a play.
- 16. A speech where a character shares inner thoughts alone on stage.
- 18. Clothing worn by actors to portray characters.
- 19. The part of the theatre where the audience sits.