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“The Space”

This guide delves into various types of theatre stages, highlighting their distinctive characteristics. From theatre-in-the-round to end-stage theatre, each layout influences the audience's experience and the actors' performances. You'll discover the intricacies of minimal scenery, thrust stages, and more, along with their effects on imagination and engagement. Whether you're taking notes for an assignment or just curious about the theatre, this comprehensive overview will enhance your appreciation for the performing arts.

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“The Space”

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  1. THE THEATRE “The Space”

  2. You should probably think about taking some notes.

  3. You never know when a test might come on this stuff, and you would want to know the information.

  4. Well it’s up to you…I’m not going to make you take notes.

  5. THE THEATRE “The Space”

  6. Actors perform in full view from all angles. Minimal scenery and limited space leave the audience to create with their imagination. TYPES OF THEATRE’S STAGE Theatre-in-the-round Theatre-quarter theater STAGE Often an awkward arrangement because actors cannot use the front of the stage without alienating portions of the audience. Similar consequences as theatre-in-the-round.

  7. Very few of these types of theatre’s still exist. This runway-like stage is used for combat and minimalist shows. All entrances and exits must be from the same side. TYPES OF THEATRE’S STAGE End stage theatre Two-sided theatre This one of the most common spaces. It creates a box-like impression in which the actors are separated from the audience by the proscenium. There is plenty of room to hide the sets and costumes backstage. STAGE

  8. This is another common arrangement for a theatre space. It, just like the end stage theatre, provides plenty of room backstage. However it, unlike the end stage, provides the actor the opportunity to get close up to the audience. TYPES OF THEATRE’S STAGE PITLOCKRY HALL Thrust stage theatre This is La Habra High School’s space. It was designed to be used as a Lecture Hall, not as a theatre, and that creates some interesting problems for a theatre performance. But it is a unique combination of an end-stage and a thrust stage, with no seats on the side STAGE

  9. COSTUME ROOM GREEN ROOM CYCLORAMA (CYC) STAGE WINGS BACKSTAGE Parts of the Theatre LEGS FLY SPACE FIRE CURTAIN PROCENIUM THE MAIN THE HOUSE APRON BOX OFFICE MEZZANINE & BALCONY LIGHT BOOTH LOBBY LOBBY

  10. UC UR UL MAP OF THE STAGE C R L R OF C L OF C DR DL DC (THE AUDIENCE)

  11. 3RD ELECTRIC LIGHT PLOT 2ND ELECTRIC 1ST ELECTRIC AP’S LIGHT BOARD SPOT LIGHTS DIMMER PACK

  12. THEATRE SPACE EMAIL ASSIGNMENT Your assignment is two fold: first to become more familiar with different types of theatres and secondly to demonstrate your computer and internet skills. You will go on the internet and find a picture of a theatre space. You will copy that picture into a Word document and then you will comment, in the document, about the features of that picture that you are familiar with. You will also write a several sentences detailing what you feel about the particular picture that you copied. You will then attach that message in an email and send it to… TEACHMEMRJOHNSON@YAHOO.COM

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