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A raised box or rostrum used to elevate actors upstage.

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Performing arts; Theatre

Term from Elizabethan theatre to describe those members of the company who owned a part interest in the wardrobe and playbooks, as opposed to apprentices, who were not paid, and ...

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Performing arts; Theatre

Term used to describe theatres and playhouses in New York City not located on or near Broadway in the maintstream theatre. Such playhouses came into being during the 1950's as a ...

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Performing arts; Theatre

A platform stage surrounded on three sides by the audience. Derives from the thrust stage of the Elizabethan theatre.

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Performing arts; Theatre

A precursor, if not the earliest form of theatre. Dance in primitive theatre has evolved into the choreography of Broadway musicals, ballet, and interpretative theatre.

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Performing arts; Theatre

A prop, such as a cane, a handkerchief, or other small item with which an actor can work as a part of his character or the action of the play.

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Performing arts; Theatre

A platform, built on casters, that can be used to move set pieces and scenery on and off stage. A larger variant is called the wagon stage, and can be used to transport entire ...

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