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Parts of the Stage

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Theatre dramatic representation as an art or profession
Theater a building or area for dramatic performances.
Proscenium Theater Seating on one side. Characterized by the proscenium arch.
Thrust Stage Also known as an “Open Stage” or “Platform Stage.” Seating on three sides.
Arena Theater Also known as “Theater-in-the-Round” Seating on all four sides.
Black Box Also known as a Studio Theatre. Adjustable seating: Thrust
Stage Directions Directors use stage directions to tell their actors where to move on stage.
Body Positions Your placement on stage: Full Front
Batton A metal rod that holds up the curtains and/or lights.
Wings The areas to side of the stage that serve as storage and as a place for actors to wait for their entrances.
Grand Drape The main curtain. The curtain that seperates the house from the stage.
House Where the audience sits.
Pit The area inbetween the apron and the house in which the orchestra plays.
Apron The part of the stage that extends beyond the grand drape into the house.
Created by: bmercer
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