TECHN ALT E __ 1. The cast, crew and other staff associated with a show C CYCLORAM (CYC) __ 2. Clothes worn by the actors onstage B. GROUND __ operation. Normally given by stage management, but may be taken directly from 1. 1) The command given to technical departments to carry out a particular C. DRESSING ROOMS the action. 21 Any signal (spoken line, action or count) that indicates another action should lollow. __ 4. A detailed listing of lighting,sound,or other cues for use by a stage manager or D. Focus the technicians during the production of a play. __ are time. (e.g."OK, can I stop you there.well now jump to the end of this 5. Cutting out action and dislogue between cues during a technical rehearsal to E. FUI scene. well pick it up from Simon's line "And from then on a was all downhill in a moment.OK.we re all set . when you're ready please. ? __ 6. At the end of a performance,the acknowledgement of appliuse by actors.the %. CUE bows. __ 7. A curved plain cloth or plastered wall filling the rear of the stage. Often used B. COSTUMES as a sky backing to a traditional set. __ 8. A venue that has been closed to the publiC. Some times temporarily during H. GEL production periods, when the next show is in preparation on stage Sometimes it is for one night. __ 9. The spoken text of a play.conversations between characters. A. compury __ each lighting instrument. 10. Mechanical devices used to vary the amount of electrical power being sent to CUE SHEET __ 11. The person responsible for the overall artistic nsion of a production. K. GREEN ROOM __ 12. The part of the store nearest to the audience. __ The performance as it will be on the performance night full renearsal, with all technical and creative elements brought together. M. DULOGUE __ 14. Rooms containing clothes rails and mirrors loften surrounded with lights) in N. DOWNSTAGE which actors change into their costumes and apply make-up. __ 15. A lightweight frame covered with scenic canvas or plywood A. CURTAIN CALL __ adjustment of lights to give a clearly defined image. 16. 1. To direct the Judiences attention to:specific character. 2. The COIRECTOR __ 17. Every part of the theatre in front of the proscenium arch Includes foyer areas Q. HALF open to the general publiC. (The Audience. The Entrance for the Audience) L. FRONT OF HOUSE

__ 1. The cast, crew and other staff associated with a show<br />C. CYCLOM (CYC)<br /><br />__ 2. Clothes worn by the actors onstage<br />B. COSTUMES<br /><br />__ 3. The command given to technical departments to carry out a particular operation. Normally given by stage management, but may be taken directly from the action.<br />C. DRESSING ROOMS<br /><br />__ 4. A detailed listing of lighting, sound, or other cues for use by a stage manager or the technicians during the production of a play.<br />E. CUE SHEET<br /><br />__ 5. Cutting out action and dialogue between cues during a technical rehearsal to save time. (e.g. "OK, can I stop you there. Well now jump to the end of this scene. We'll pick it up from Simon's line 'And from then on it was all downhill in a moment. OK, we're all set. When you're ready please.")<br />Q. HALF<br /><br />__ 6. At the end of a performance, the acknowledgement of applause by actors, the bows.<br />A. CURTAIN CALL<br /><br />__ 7. A curved plain cloth or plastered wall filling the rear of the stage. Often used as a sky backing to a traditional set.<br />B. CYLORAM (CYC)<br /><br />__ 8. A venue that has been closed to the public. Sometimes temporarily during production periods, when the next show is in preparation on stage. Sometimes it is for one night.<br />K. GREEN ROOM<br /><br />__ 9. The spoken text of a play, conversations between characters.<br />M. DIALOGUE<br /><br />__ 10. Mechanical devices used to vary the amount of electrical power being sent to each lighting instrument.<br />H. GEL<br /><br />__ 11. The person responsible for the overall artistic vision of a production.<br />COIRECTOR<br /><br />__ 12. The part of the store nearest to the audience.<br />N. DOWNSTAGE<br /><br />__ 13. A full rehearsal, with all technical and creative elements brought together.<br />Q. HALF<br /><br />__ 14. Rooms containing clothes rails and mirrors (often surrounded with lights) in which actors change into their costumes and apply make-up.<br />C. DRESSING ROOMS<br /><br />__ 15. A lightweight frame covered with scenic canvas or plywood.<br />A. CURTAIN CALL<br /><br />__ 16. To direct the audience's attention to a specific character. 2. The adjustment of lights to give a clearly defined image.<br />D. FOCUS<br /><br />__ 17. Every part of the theatre in front of the proscenium arch. Includes foyer areas open to the general public. (The Audience. The Entrance for the Audience)<br />L. FRONT OF HOUSE