Everything about stages

What is the Proscenium stage?

• A stage with audience on all four sides

• A stage with a large archway at the front

• A flexible space with no fixed seating

• A stage extending into the audience

What is the Thrust stage?

• A stage with audience on all four sides

• A stage with a large archway at the front

• A flexible space with no fixed seating

• A stage extending into the audience

What is the Arena stage?

• A stage with audience on all four sides

• A stage with a large archway at the front

• A flexible space with no fixed seating

• A stage extending into the audience

What is the Black Box Theatre?

• A stage with audience on all four sides

• A stage with a large archway at the front

• A flexible space with no fixed seating

• A stage extending into the audience

Fill in the blank: The area behind the scenery not visible to the audience is called the _______.

• Backstage

• Frontstage

• Onstage

• Sidestage

Fill in the blank: The areas just off stage left or stage right, not seen by the audience, are called the _______.

• Wings

• Backstage

• Pit

• Apron

Fill in the blank: The apron is any part of the stage that extends past the _______.

• Proscenium

• Orchestra

• Backstage

• Audience

Fill in the blank: The stage is a designated space for the actors to _______.

• Perform

• play

• Lecture

• Meet

Fill in the blank: The proscenium arch is an arch framing the opening between the stage and the _______ in some theaters.

• Auditorium

• Backstage

• Orchestra

• Balcony

The Fly System is used for what purpose in theater?

• Lighting control

• Sound management

• Moving scenery and props

• Costume changes