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box set: [noun] a collection of related items packaged together in a box and sold as a single unit.
box set in American English. noun. 1. a set of books, compact disks, etc packaged together in a box. 2. a series of television programs made available to be viewed consecutively. 3. Theater Also called (esp. Brit.): box scene. a boxlike stage set consisting of flats that form the back wall, side walls, and often the ceiling, painted to ...
Drama Glossary. This glossary combines with high-quality teaching resources to bring the excitement of the theater into the classroom. Teachers and students can use the definitions and word wall printouts below to better speak the language of the stage. Grade Levels: K-12. Resource Types: Glossary Terms, Word Wall Printouts (3)
A set of curtains or scenic elements used to define the visual limits of a performance area. Mechanical Systems. Equipment needed to make a building structure functional, including plumbing, fire protection, and HVAC. Mezzanine. 1. The lowest balcony in a theater. 2. A low-ceilinged story located between two main stories in a building. Motor ...
1) The construction or arrangement of lighting equipment for a particular production. (noun) 2) Installing lighting, sound equipment and scenery etc for a particular show. (verb) RIGGING. 1) General term for the systems and equipment that suspends lighting and scenic equipment above the stage or performance space.
BroadwayWorld's new theater dictionary is a glossary to theatre terms from A-Z. ... DEFINITION: A: abstract setting ab-stract set-ting ... The black box is popular because it can be configured in ...
in theatre/court [countable] a small area in a theatre, court or sports stadium, separated off from where other people sit. The painting depicts two elegantly dressed women in a box at the opera. The judge addressed the 12 people seated in the jury box. They drank champagne as they watched the game from the executive box.
