A loosely woven fabric that looks opaque when lit from one side and transparent when lit from the other side is called a cyclorama.

Stage dressing refers to a property that is attached to the setting or one that functions as part of the design, such as a sofa or cabinet.

Lighting designers can make firm decisions about all aspects of their design work at the same time as the scenic and costume designers.

Why did the playwright-director Bertolt Brecht use songs, signs, chalk talks, arguments, and slide projections in his productions?

The distinctive feature of theatre, which separates it from other arts, is that theatre employs

Which of the following is the most accurate statement of the audience’s response to the drama?

What kind of scenery attempts to depict, in great detail, a specific time and place in the observable world where the play’s events are presumed to take place?

Lighting designers can make firm decisions about all aspects of their design work at the same time as the scenic and costume designers.

The theatricalist use of lighting in Brecht’s  theatre calls for

What is the difference between plot and story?