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A heavy curtain used to define the front of the stage area.

Movable frames covered with lightweight fabric or paper used to represent windows, doors, or walls.

A group of lights hung above the stage, normally out of the audience’s sight.

A flat piece of theatrical scenery which is painted and positioned on stage.

A mechanism allowing scenery or performers to be raised or lowered.

The area of the stage extending beyond the arch, closer to the audience.

The horizontal section that separates the audience from the performers.

A large cloth backdrop that usually depicts landscapes or abstract designs.

A thin, gauze-like curtain used for creating hazy or dreamlike scenes.

Enclosures that conceal backstage areas and equipment from the audience's view.

An elevated area on the stage

Decorative items that dress the set but are not necessarily used by the performers.

An open-topped container onstage used to hold liquids, typically representing water features.

Three-dimensional set pieces that replicate furniture, buildings, and other objects.

A hidden space below the stage used to hide performers and equipment.

This is the overall visual appearance of the stage for a play, including positions of performers.

Used to control where the audience's attention is focused, often by dimming the rest.