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The text of an opera or musical, including the dialogue and lyrics.

The area located in front of a theatre stage where the orchestra performs.

The sides of the stage that are out of view of the audience and are used for performers' entrances and exits.

A signal for an actor or technician to do a predetermined action, such as an entrance or a light change.

The written script of a musical, including dialogue and stage directions.

The precise staging of actors on a stage in order to facilitate the performance.

The group of supporting performers in a musical, not including the leads.

The reading aloud of a script or performative text without prior rehearsal, often in an audition setting.

The week prior to the opening of a performance dedicated to technical rehearsals, often with full costume and makeup.

The art of designing dance movements and sequences for a musical.

An instrumental introduction to a musical, often presenting some of the musical's themes.

A slow, sentimental, or romantic song typically in a musical.

The time performers are required to be at the theater before a performance begins.

The part of a theatre stage that is in front of the curtain.

The part of the stage closest to the audience; when an actor moves towards the audience.

The right side of the stage from the perspective of an actor facing the audience.

A member of the company who is able to play multiple ensemble roles and replace sick or absent performers.

A room in a theatre provided for performers when they are not engaged on stage.

A large piece of cloth on which scenery is painted, usually hung at the back of a stage.

A stage picture held by performers without movement, typically at the end of a scene or act.

A repeated passage in music, often a return to an earlier song but with variations.

The part of the stage furthest from the audience; when an actor moves away from the audience.

The left side of the stage from the perspective of an actor facing the audience.

The composed music for a musical, usually including lyrics.