Rooms in a theater provided for the actors in which they change costumes and apply make-up.

Where the cast and crew enter the theater behind the stage.

The area of the stage which the audience cannot see.

When the actors prepare before the show and practice what they are going to do onstage.

All of the words that the actors will say or sing onstage during the show.

All of the pieces that make it look like the show is taking place in a certain location.

An object used onstage by an actor.

The outfits and clothing the actors wear onstage.

The people who perform in the show.

The person who creates dances and movements.

The person who designs the set you see onstage.

All of the people who work together behind the scenes on the show. They work offstage.

The person who designs all of the lights for the show, and can make it look the stage very dark or very bright.

The person who designs the costumes each actor wears on stage.

The person who works with the cast, the crew, and the designers to make sure that the show is the best it can be and that everyone is working together as a team.

The person who makes sure that everything for the show works and happens when it is supposed to. They work with the crew on turning on lights, playing music, and raising and lowering the curtain.

The person who designs what the show will sound like, and if it should be super loud or super quiet.

The person who works with the musicians in the orchestra to make the music for the show, and then works with the cast to help them learn how to sing the songs.