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All answers to “Name something you find at the theatre”
146 accepted answers, from “Actors” to “Yard”. The level of each one is hidden: play to see how deep it sinks.
A
- Actors
- Applause
- Apron
- Audience
B
- Backdrop
- Backstage
- Balcony
- Bar
- Beginners
- Behind you
- Binoculars
- Black box
- Border
- Bouquets
- Box office
- Boxes
- Bridge
C
- Call
- Cast
- Centre stage
- Cloakroom
- Closing night
- Conductor
- Corsican trap
- Costumes
- Counterweight
- Crew
- Cue sheet
- Curtain
- Curtain call
- Curtain up
- Cyclorama
D
- Demon king
- Dimmer
- Director
- Downstage
- Dress circle
- Dress rehearsal
- Dressing room
E
- Encore
F
- Fairy
- Fire curtain
- First night
- Flat
- Flies
- Fly floor
- Fly tower
- Follow spot
- Footlights
- Foyer
G
- Gallery
- Gas lighting
- Gaslight
- Gauze
- Get-in
- Get-out
- Ghost
- Ghost light
- Gobo
- Gods
- Good fairy
- Grave trap
- Green room
- Grid
- Gridiron
- Groundlings
H
- Half hour call
- Hiss and boo
- House tabs
I
- Ice cream
- Interval
- Iron
L
- Lighting desk
- Lighting rig
- Lights
- Limelight
M
- Make-up
- Matinee
O
- Oh no it isn't
- Oh yes it is
- Opening night
- Opera glasses
- Orchestra
- Orchestra pit
P
- Panto
- Pantomime
- Pantomime dame
- Pantomime horse
- Peanut gallery
- Phantom
- Pit
- Pit lift
- Playwright
- Press night
- Preview
- Principal boy
- Programme
- Prompt corner
- Prompt side
- Prompter
- Props
- Proscenium
- Proscenium arch
Q
- Queue
R
- Revolve
- Revolving stage
- Rigging
S
- Safety curtain
- Scenery
- Scrim
- Script
- Seats
- Set
- Sing-along
- Slosh scene
- Sound desk
- Spotlight
- Stage
- Stage cue
- Stage left
- Stage manager
- Stage right
- Stalls
- Standing ovation
- Star trap
- Strike
T
- Tabs
- Technical rehearsal
- Theatre cat
- Theatre in the round
- Thrust stage
- Tickets
- Toilets
- Tormentor
- Trap
- Trapdoor
- Treadmill stage
- Truck
U
- Understudy
- Upper circle
- Upstage
- Usher
- Usherette
W
- Wigs
- Wings
Y
- Yard
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