What is a theater's 'green room'?
AnswerA lounge where performers wait before going on
The green room is a backstage waiting area for performers.
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AnswerA lounge where performers wait before going on
The green room is a backstage waiting area for performers.
AnswerPerformers returning to the stage to bow at the end
At a curtain call the cast returns to take bows as the audience applauds.
AnswerThe performer's left when facing the audience
Stage directions are given from the performer's point of view facing the audience.
AnswerThe frame around the opening of the stage
The proscenium arch frames the stage, separating the performance space from the audience.
AnswerThe West End
London's West End, like New York's Broadway, is home to many large commercial theaters.
AnswerSeeing place
Theatron comes from the Greek verb meaning 'to see' or 'to watch'.
AnswerA block of lime (calcium oxide)
Limelight heated quicklime in a hot oxyhydrogen flame until it glowed intensely.