Match the items on the right to the items on the left.
| One who can memorize a part rapidly. | Quick Study |
| Slanted floor, allowing each row of the audience to see over the heads of those in front. | Raked House |
| Sloping platform. | Ramp |
| Stage front to actor's right as he faces the audience. | Right |
| Command to lower curtain | Ring Down |
| Command to raise curtain | Ring Up |
| Colored glass disc used in footlights and border strips | Roundels |
| Money paid to an author for permission to stage his play. | Royalty |
| Length of stage engagement. | Run |
| Rehearse scene without interruption. | Run Through |
| A floodlight with an ellipsoidal reflector can be hung from battens. | Scoop |
| Loose weave curtain on battens used for "visions,""flashbacks," etc… Opaque when lighted from the front; transparent when lighted from the back. | Scrim |
| Printed or typewritten copy of the play. | Script |
| [1.] Scenery; [2.] Establish definite movement and lines. | Set |
| Three dimensional scenery piece which stands by itself such as a practical rock. | Set Price |
| To assume a position of equal dramatic importance with another actor. | Share |
| Change scenery. | Shift |
| Long speech given by a character when he is alone on stage to show his thoughts or to explain the plot; used frequently by Shakespeare. | Soliloquy |
| Light leakage from stage lights | Spill |
| Lights with beams that can be focused and that are used for specific illumination. | Spotlight |