Proscenium Arch
Arena Stage
Wagon
Masking (Scenic)
Thrust Stage
Revolve
Black Box
Gobo
Sightlines
Scrim
Backdrop.
Ground Row
Raked Stage
Cyclorama
Black Out
A structure that frames the action of a play.
A stage surrounded by an audience.
A long low piece of stage scenery. (Fence)
A sloped stage, (making actors appear higher.)
A stage that extends into the audience on three sides and is connected to the backstage area.
A piece of scenery used to conceal part of the stage.
A thin piece of material used to modify light.
A large curtain or wall positioned at the back of the apse.
Light material used for making curtains.
What the audience sees onstage. (Making sure everything can be seen.)
A mural or background behind the set of a play.
The sudden disappearance of all stage lights during a play.
A device used for scene changes and shifts.
A mobile platform used to support and transport moveable scenery.
A simple performance stage, usually a small square.
