1. Describe the difference between a thrust stage and proscenium stage.
A thrust stage has a very large area that protrudes into the audience on three sides and gives them a closer view of the actors. Proscenium stages have a large arch that frames the stage. Proscenium means "infront of the scenery" in latin.
A thrust stage has a very large area that protrudes into the audience on three sides and gives them a closer view of the actors. Proscenium stages have a large arch that frames the stage. Proscenium means "infront of the scenery" in latin.
2. What is the fly gallery?The fly gallery is the very tall area above the stage where the lights back drops, ropes and pulleys are housed. It extendeds several stories tall.
3. How does a scrim work?
3. How does a scrim work?
A scrim is a very thin fabric drop that can be lit to add stage effects. If it is illuminated blue behind the scene it can give the illusion that the stage extends on forever. It can make the stage look dreamy or foggy. It can be used to show shadows as well.
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