General Theatre Concepts
- Acting –
- Cold reading –
- Curtain call –
- Drama therapy –
- Everyman –
- Footlights –
- Prop (short for "Theatrical property") –
- Stage –
- Stagecraft (Technical theatre) –
- Theatrical constraints –
- Theatrical scenery –
- Theatrical superstitions –
- Ticket –
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