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by Sheila Nahir Cruz
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To adapt a score for orchestral use.

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A place, usually enclosed and at the back of the auditorium, from which an electrician can operate lighting and sound equipment.

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The creation and preparation of stage dances.

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Noisy and unpleasant sound reproduction, usually the result of overloading sound equipment.

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The process of adjusting the tonal quality of a sound.

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In acting, to keep motionless, especially while the audience laughs, or to create a stage picture at the start or end of a scene.

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In lighting, a secondary illumination from a spotlight, showing that the optical system is not in proper adjustment.

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A great popular success.

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Adjustable aperture which, when placed in the gate of a profile instrument, varies the size of a beam of light.

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An adapter from one type of electrical connector to another.

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To take down a set after a production has closed.

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A measure of light output from a source.

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A covering worn by an actor to conceal his/her face or head

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The actual or estimated cost of producing a show, often figured on a weekly basis.

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A dramatic composition for the stage in which all or most of the lines are sung, and typically dealing with heavily dramatic and/or tragic characters and situations.

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Connecting instruments to dimmers.

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An actor who can memorize lines quickly.

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A narrow projection of the stage, into the orchestra pit or into the aisle of the auditorium, on which a performer can walk.

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A full-length play normally is divided into acts, and each act is divided into...

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General name for any stage staircase or set of steps.

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A type of light that makes black-light paint or posters glow.

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The "pressure" at which electric current is available.

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The general name for the costume department, its staff and the accommodation they occupy.

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Abbreviation for Sound Effects

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A solo speech, or monologue, usually fairly long, to convey a character's thoughts to the audience, either while alone on the stage, or in the presence of others who are supposed not to hear him.

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A seating area just above the orchestra, or the forward part of such an area; the first balcony.

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