a piece of cloth that is painted, hung at the rear of a stage as part of the scenery

a piece of painted cloth that is hung at the back of a theater stage as part of the scenery

the part of a theater that is out of the audience's sight where performers can change their clothes

an upper floor in a theater or cinema where there are seats for the audience

the list of entertainment programs or performers at a concert, theater, etc.

a curved upper floor in a theater or opera house where there are seats for the audience

a thick heavy piece of cloth that is hung in front of a stage in a theater and is raised or pulled aside when a performance begins

the anterior part of a stage in theater that is in the audience's sight

a room where actors can change costumes or prepare for their performance

a curtain or a painted piece of cloth that can be lowered and raised designed for the stage

the interval between two acts of a theatrical performance

a neglected and dirty cinema or theater

a type of stage lighting placed at floor level to illuminate the performers from below, often used in dance performances

a narrow balcony at the highest part of a theater hall where people are accommodated, with cheap seats

a room in a theater, a studio, etc. in which performers can relax while not performing

the first floor above the ground floor in a theater where there are seats for the audience

the seats that are located near the stage in a theater

the place in front of the stage, which is slightly lower, where an orchestra sits and performs for an opera, ballet, etc.

an enthusiastic expression of approval by the audience, typically through clapping

a list of plays that are performed in a theater

any object used by actors in the performance of a movie or play

the wall separating the audience and the stage in a theater hall, including the arch on its top

a thick heavy curtain in front of a stage in a theater that could be lowered as a precaution in case of fire

the painted hangings at the background and the accessories on a theater stage

a stage where a play is performed or a location where a motion picture is recorded

an entrance to a theater that is designated for the use of the staff and actors

the left side of the stage from the point of view of an actor who is facing the audience

the right side of the stage from the point of view of an actor who is facing the audience

the seats that are located near the stage in a theater

the seats that are located on the second floor of a theater hall

the back part of the stage that is the most distant from the audience

the department in a theater or movie company that is in charge of the costumes of actors

a machine that is used in a theater or movie to create artificial wind

a theater stage design where the stage extends into the audience on three sides, allowing for a more intimate and immersive theatrical experience

any of the sides of the stage in a theater that is not in the audience's sight

a venue featuring a central stage surrounded by rising tiers of seating, providing unobstructed views for the audience and enhancing the acoustics for performances

narrow pathway high in the air (as above a stage or between parts of a building or along a bridge)

a thin translucent membrane used over stage lights for color effects

the lights that illuminate an audience area in a theater or performance space

permanent canopy over an entrance of a hotel etc.

a simple, versatile performance space with black walls that can be set up in different ways for various types of shows

translated words projected above or next to the stage on a screen in an opera or play

the part of a modern theater stage between the curtain and the orchestra (i.e., in front of the curtain)

a room in a movie theater or other venue where the projector and other equipment for showing films or videos are located

a small retail outlet or booth typically found in movie theaters, sports arenas, or amusement parks, where food, drinks, and other items are sold to patrons

a display technology that allows viewers to see images or videos in three dimensions, giving the illusion of depth and creating a more immersive visual experience

a very large movie screen that provides a more intense and impressive audiovisual experience than a regular movie theater

a designated backstage location in a theater where crew members communicate with performers during a live performance

a set design that creates the illusion of a complete interior room on stage, usually by building three walls with the fourth wall left open for the audience's view

scenery made of a wooden frame covered with painted canvas, used as part of a stage setting