Question
define "rigger" in theatre terms
define "spotlight" in theatre terms
define "soundcheck" in theatre terms
define "cue-to-cue" in theatre terms
define "blackout" in theatre terms
define "blueout" in theatre terms
only in one sentance
define "spotlight" in theatre terms
define "soundcheck" in theatre terms
define "cue-to-cue" in theatre terms
define "blackout" in theatre terms
define "blueout" in theatre terms
only in one sentance
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- A "rigger" in theatre terms refers to a technician responsible for setting up and managing the rigging of stage equipment, such as lights and scenery, often using ropes and pulleys.
- A "spotlight" in theatre terms is a powerful lighting instrument used to illuminate a specific area on stage or to highlight a performer or object.
- A "soundcheck" in theatre terms is a process where performers and sound technicians test and adjust audio equipment to ensure optimal sound quality before a performance.
- A "cue-to-cue" in theatre terms is a rehearsal technique focused on transitioning directly between technical cues (such as lighting or sound) without performing the entire scene, to streamline technical adjustments.
- A "blackout" in theatre terms refers to the complete absence of light on stage, typically used to signal the end of a scene or act.
- A "blueout" in theatre terms is a lighting effect where the stage is illuminated with blue light, often used to create a specific mood or denote a shift in atmosphere.
- A "spotlight" in theatre terms is a powerful lighting instrument used to illuminate a specific area on stage or to highlight a performer or object.
- A "soundcheck" in theatre terms is a process where performers and sound technicians test and adjust audio equipment to ensure optimal sound quality before a performance.
- A "cue-to-cue" in theatre terms is a rehearsal technique focused on transitioning directly between technical cues (such as lighting or sound) without performing the entire scene, to streamline technical adjustments.
- A "blackout" in theatre terms refers to the complete absence of light on stage, typically used to signal the end of a scene or act.
- A "blueout" in theatre terms is a lighting effect where the stage is illuminated with blue light, often used to create a specific mood or denote a shift in atmosphere.