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A large closed carriage that horses pull to carry people

A large coach pulled by horses that carries people between towns

A large carriage pulled by four horses with a driver

Performing in front of an audience in a play or concert

Leave a place or conversation quietly to avoid attention

To perform confidently on stage and keep the audience's attention

A place to the right of the stage where actors wait out of view of the audience

A position or role that gets the most attention

Nervousness before you perform or speak in front of people

A different name used publicly by an actor or musician

A person who runs the stage and gives cues during a show

The right side of a stage as a person facing the audience sees it

The most important place at an event where the main shows happen

The part of a stage to the actor's left when facing the audience

The middle part of a stage where the main action happens

An entrance at the back of a theater used by performers and staff

A note in a play script that tells actors and crew how to move, speak, or change lights and scenery

The background and objects on a stage that show where and when a play happens

A person who guides actors and plans the action on stage

A low voice that actors use so the audience can hear it

A group of workers who move scenery and handle props in a play

The part of a theater where actors perform for an audience

An early part of an animal or plant's life when it is still very small

A raised platform outside for performances and speeches

A platform by the water where people and goods get on and off boats

A period that begins at puberty when sexual feelings mature and focus on close adult relationships

The side of a stage on the actor's right when they face the audience

A stage that sticks out into the audience with seats on three sides

People dance on a stage in front of an audience as part of a show

A man who waits outside a theatre to meet actors and ask for autographs

The arrangement of background and objects on a stage to show where the story happens

A short time of very strong enthusiasm after a big personal change that makes people act overly excited or extreme

A childhood stage when pleasure and conflict focus on toilet training and bowel and bladder control

A part of a bus route where the price stays the same

A childhood period from age five to puberty when sexual feelings are quiet and energy goes into friendships and learning

The part of the stage on an actor's left when facing the audience

A flat platform on a microscope where you put a slide to look at it

The first stage when a project or living thing begins to form

A teacher who talks most of the time and does not let students speak

The first stage of baby development when babies get pleasure from sucking or chewing

A stage in early childhood when a child's private parts become a main focus of pleasure and curiosity

Small actions an actor does on stage to make the scene feel real

A feeling of being nervous and excited before going on stage

A speaker on stage that faces performers so they can hear themselves

A sound, light, or smoke trick used in a play to make scenes more dramatic

A person who sets up and runs lights, sound, and stage equipment