| 1. blocking | | H) from the actor's perspective looking out at audience |
| 2. curtain call | | N) a rehearsal without interruption |
| 3. a grip | | A) providing the actors with their locations on the stage |
| 4. to strike | | O) an old theater saying, meaning "good luck" |
| 5. the extra | | B) final bows at the end of a performance |
| 6. cue | | D) to dismantle (take apart) the set |
| 7. downstage | | P) a final "dry run" of show with costumes, sets, lighting and sound |
| 8. stage left / stage right | | J) an opening in the stage floor |
| 9. upstage | | M) illuminate audience area; turned off before show begins |
| 10. trap | | F) a signal when to enter, exit, play music or change lighting |
| 11. a prompt | | L) when lighting, scene changes, sound cues are rehearsed |
| 12. tech rehearsal | | E) they provide proper background but do not have any lines to say |
| 13. house lights | | G) the front of the stage, closest to the audience |
| 14. a run through | | K) this is what the actors get if they forget their lines |
| 15. break a leg | | I) area toward the back of the stage; away from audience |
| 16. dress rehearsal | | C) a stagehand |
