Parts of a Stage.

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Parts of a Stage

Please Draw and Label This 

Parts and Definitions Wings: The space immediately off stage left and right (Think a bird’s wings are immediately to their side) Proscenium Arch: The arch in the front of a proscenium stage that creates a “picture frame” Apron: The space immediately down stage of the proscenium arch

Parts Continued Borders: Short curtains that create a visual border around the stage (think my Christmas lights create a border around my white board) Flat: A Hard (or soft) wall of scenery. This comes in various sizes (It can also contain a door or window) Background/Backdrop/Backcloth: The painted scenery of a set which is usually a large piece of fabric

Parts not labeled on diagram Fly Rail: (In our theatre it’s off stage left) This is the system of counter weights that controls our fly system which brings curtains and set pieces onto the stage Pit: The lower area in which the orchestra/band play during musicals House: The audience Electrics: Any pipe/baton hanging from the ceiling that contains electricity