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| The front of the stage closest to the audience |
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| The area reserved behind the stage and in the wings for prop and set storage, actors waiting area, and behind the scenes work |
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| The backdrop used upstage for scenery |
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| The empty space above the stage used to attach and house flying scenery |
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| the front colored curtain |
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| an off-stage place for actors to wait for cues |
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| is under the apron of the stage where the orchestra plays |
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| the archway above the proscenium stage that resonates sound |
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| the side curtains that move back and forth on stage in order to hide actors and/or set pieces before their cues |
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| a mesh screen used that when illuminated from the back projects and image and from the front illuminates actors from the other side |
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| is a mobile unit used to move scenery and/or or flats on and off the stage |
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| a place where an actor waits to enter the stage while in character |
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