Dramatic opposition of the protagonist with society, with his fellowman, or with himself.
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Switchboard for stage lights.
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A small movement in the opposite direction to the cross made by another actor.
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To hide an actor, property, or some business from the audience view whether intentionally or not.
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Material used for making beards and mustaches
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Evaluation and suggestions
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An actor's move from one part of the stage to another.
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[1.] Last words or actions of one actor that immediately precede another actor's speech. [2.] Signal for light changes, curtains, etc.
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[1.] Delete; [2.] A command to stop action and dialogue.
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Sky drop that surrounds the back of the stage.
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Unit to control intensity of lights.
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Gradually decrease light
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Gradually increase light
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Area for scenery storage, often under the stage.
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Area closest to the audience.
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Large curtains hung in folds from battens on sides and back of acting area. They provide a neutral background.
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Keep the stage picture balanced.
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Direction for an actor to leave the stage. Opposite "enter".
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Canvas covered wooden frame used for scenery.
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Seats can be arranged for proscenium, area, or horseshoes staging.
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