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3
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When you’re just ALWAYS cast in a nerdy role. Or ALWAYS the villain. Or ALWAYS that cool sidekick who owns a hairless cat.
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5
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The front of a stage where performers are closest to the audience.
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7
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This word also refers to that theatre kid who constantly tries to outshine everyone.
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9
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It’s like substitute teaching but one step closer to winning a Tony.
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13
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A loving term of endearment for those who make the magic happen offstage (aka theatre technicians who work with lights, props, sets, etc.)
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Thespian lingo for theatre that is out of the box, avant garde and experimental.
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2
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That epic musical number that occurs after audiences have applauded.
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4
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The arch or boarder that frames a stage.
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A piece of cloth that’s used as a backdrop on-stage (often lit from behind to create the scene).
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8
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When the run of a show is done and everyone involved congregates to destroy the set.
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A stagehand who aids in keeping costumes neat and tidy, as well as helping performers during costume changes.
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When a character expresses internal thoughts or emotions verbally for the benefit of the audience. Basically, when a character talks to themselves.
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12
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The back of the stage farthest from the audience.
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