The document discusses the key areas and features of a theater, including the foyer or entrance hall, auditorium where audiences sit, stage with sections like the proscenium arch and wings, and areas backstage like the rig containing lights and speakers. It also mentions features on the stage like the trapdoor and cyclorama, as well as cases used to hold equipment and the design management area with a viewing screen.

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Production
Front of house=Canteen
Foyer=Reception
Foyer=an entrance hall or other open area in a building used by the public, especially a hotel or
theatre.
Auditorium= is the hall with the curtains drawn along the sides.
Auditorium= an auditorium is a room built to enable an audience to hear and watch performances.
Controls=above the tiered seating.
The Rig=contains all the lights and speakers. This is on the ceiling.
The 9 sections of the stage
Proscenium arch=curtain that cuts off backstage view.
Proscenium= the part of a theatre stage in front of the curtain.

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The Wings=Left and right part of the stage hidden to the audience.
Curtain types
-Flies
-Front Tabs
-Borders
-Legs
Cyclorama=curved stretched material across the back of the stage.
Trapdoor=downstage centre leads to backstage.

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Flight case=contains lighting and sound equipment.
DSM area=left wing and has a screen that he can see the stage with while the show is on.