Theatre Tech - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.

1. The spaces right and left of the stage that the audience cannot see, commonly used for actor entrances and exits.
   Wings
2. When all the lights are turned off during a performance. Commonly used for entrances and exits.
   Blackout
3. The area of the theatre the audience cannot see. Used for the actors and Tech to store scenery out of sight of the audience.
   Backstage
4. The person in charge of the overall artistic vision of the production.
   Director
5. The Union for stagehands and Technical theatre artists.
   IASTE
6. The most commonly used fastener in theatre.
   Screw
7. A production that takes place in the afternoon.
   Matinee
8. Permanent framed opening through which the audience sees a play.
   Proscenium
9. Either the created background of the play or the act of placing something on the stage to be used by the actors in the production.
   Set
10. Specialized tape used in theatre, commonly mixed up with duct tape.
    Gaff
11. Items carried on stage by an actor.
    Props
12. A canvas bag filled with sand used to weigh something down.
    Sand bag
13. An order for actors and crew to get into position for the beginning of a scene.
    Places
14. The time when you need to be somewhere.
    Call
15. Where the Audience sits.
    House
16. Person in charge of the Technical requirements of the production.
    Technical Director
17. A protective case used to transport expensive equipment.
    Road case
18. A booklet that has information about the show in it.
    Program
19. A command given to carry out an operation.
    Cue
20. A piece of Scenery that is vertical and is commonly used for walls.
    Flat
21. The part of the stage farthest from the audience.
    Up Stage
22. The theatrical word for wheels.
    Casters
23. Tool commonly used to drive screws and put sets together.
    Drill or Driver
24. The word used for a Technical Rehearsal.
    Tech
25. The curtain that protects the audience from a fire.
    Fire Curtain
26. Tape used to secure mic elements to actors bodies.
    Mic tape
27. The performance space.
    Stage
28. The area of the stage closest to the audience.
    Down Stage
29. A garment the helps define a character.
    Costume
30. A common piece of lumber used as facing on flats.
    Luan
31. To take something off the set. At the end of the production it means to clear the entire set from the stage.
    Strike
32. The most common piece of lumber used in theatre.
    2"x4"
33. The type of fastener rarely used when building a set.
    Nails
34. Rolling platform used to move scenery on and off stage.
    Wagon