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Stage furniture contributes to the setting and era, aids in defining space, and can interact with characters during the performance.

Props are objects used by actors to drive the narrative forward and add a layer of realism or symbolism.

Sound amplifies the mood, enhances environmental ambiance, and can signify off-stage action or time passing.

Makeup enhances or alters an actor's appearance to suit character traits, age, health, and to ensure visibility under stage lighting.

Color palette conveys mood and emotion, establishes time and place, and can symbolize character facets or themes.

Scenery establishes the environment, provides context for the story, and enhances the theatrical illusion of the setting.

Transitions between scenes are important for maintaining pace, keeping audience engagement, and shifting the setting or mood.

Costumes reflect character personalities, the time period of the play, and specific traits such as social status or occupation.

Lighting sets the mood, highlights actions, differentiates time of day, and focuses audience attention on areas of the stage.