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Special effects (SFX) encompass a range of techniques used to create illusions or magical moments on the stage. They add excitement and can be used to visualize actions or events that are impractical to perform live.

Projections are used to display images or videos on surfaces of the stage set, which can provide background, suggest location, offer narrative information, or create dynamic visual effects.

Sound design includes the selection and manipulation of audio elements to complement the narrative, create atmosphere, and sometimes to serve as leitmotifs for characters or themes. This can include music, sound effects, and ambient noise.

Props are items used by actors to promote storytelling and bring authenticity to the performance. They can be anything the actors touch, from furniture to personal items, and are essential for creating a believable environment.

Makeup is used to enhance or alter an actor's appearance to better suit the character they are portraying. It can indicate age, health, mood, or the fantastical and contribute to the visual storytelling of the play.

Choreography is the art of designing dance and movement sequences. In the context of stage design, it involves planning the movement of actors to ensure it aligns with the available space, set design, and storytelling needs.

Used to enhance visibility, create mood, and focus attention on specific areas of the stage. Strategic lighting can highlight particular actors or set pieces and can influence the audience's perception of the scene's time and setting.

Scenery establishes the environment in which the play is set, provides context and background, and can contribute to the tone and atmosphere of the performance. It's also pivotal for providing the actors with a space to interact.

Costumes help define a character's identity, status, profession, and personality. Well-designed costumes support the actor's performance by making their role more believable and aid in the storytelling process.