Dramatic Termshttps://www.bing.com/ck/a?!&&p=d5b8d8469896e439Jml

A flat surface, the width of the stage, on which a scenic design is painted or projected. It is hung upstage of the acting area; sometimes also called a backcloth.

A position nearer the audience or at the front of the stage

(a)  

The illusion of an invisible wall of a set through which the audience sees the action of the play.

To go back in time to a previous event

A position further away from the audience on a proscenium arch or end on stage

(a)  

An approach to theatre-making that focuses on the combined output of all the members of a group of performers working together, rather than emphasising individual performances

Catharsis is experienced in?

Catharsis was propounded by?

(a)  

A lighting cue where all stage lights go off simultaneously. Often used to signal the end of a scene

Chorus originate from

(a)