VisualCuea cue taken from atechnician fromthe action onstage rather thanbeing cued by thestage managerPRESETLISTa list outliningwhereeverythinggoes at thetop of showDESIGNERThe personwho designsa specificelement ofthe showAEAActors EquityAssociation-Uniongoverning SMand actorsPRODUCTIONASSISTANT(PA)a member ofthe SM teamwho assiststhembackstageGREENROOMareabackstagewhere cast isbefore theperformanceIATSEInternationalalliance ofTheatrical StageEmployees, unionrepresentingPreviewa performanceof the show foran audiencewhile changesare still beingmadeMonitora system thatallowsSM/backstageto have a visualof the stageHeadsetan intercomsystem thatallows sm tocommunicatewithcrew/actorsStand-byA call said toprepare aboardoperator/crewfor a cueHEADSSHIFTSHEETa detailed list ofwhat needs totake place onstage and offduring a scenechangeSPIKEHoldA phraseindicatingthat all workshould stopSitzprobeSit and sing,the first timea cast worksthrough withthe orchestraSETTechRehearsala stop/startrehearsalprocessingthrough the entireshow withtechnical elementsaddedPROMPTSCRIPTthe showbook-containing allcues andinformationASSISTANTSTAGEMANAGERHelps the stagemanager withduties assignedand is backstageduring the run ofthe showSTRIKECueLighta lightbulb mountedbackstage andcontrolled by thestage manager toindicate a cue whenverbal cues cannotbe givenDRY-TECHAny formof techwithoutactorsSPIKE/TAPEwhen the stage ismarked with tape toshow wherefurniture/propsshould be placedduring theperformanceDressRehearsala full run ofthe entireshow withoutstopsREHEARSALSCHEDULEa full detailedbreakdown ofwhat will behappening ateach rehearsalRAILSHEETa sheetdetailing whatflies need tomove oneach callSTAGEMANAGERthe personresponsible forthe lighting andother technicalarrangementsfor a stage playVisualCuea cue taken from atechnician fromthe action onstage rather thanbeing cued by thestage managerPRESETLISTa list outliningwhereeverythinggoes at thetop of showDESIGNERThe personwho designsa specificelement ofthe showAEAActors EquityAssociation-Uniongoverning SMand actorsPRODUCTIONASSISTANT(PA)a member ofthe SM teamwho assiststhembackstageGREENROOMareabackstagewhere cast isbefore theperformanceIATSEInternationalalliance ofTheatrical StageEmployees, unionrepresentingPreviewa performanceof the show foran audiencewhile changesare still beingmadeMonitora system thatallowsSM/backstageto have a visualof the stageHeadsetan intercomsystem thatallows sm tocommunicatewithcrew/actorsStand-byA call said toprepare aboardoperator/crewfor a cueHEADSSHIFTSHEETa detailed list ofwhat needs totake place onstage and offduring a scenechangeSPIKEHoldA phraseindicatingthat all workshould stopSitzprobeSit and sing,the first timea cast worksthrough withthe orchestraSETTechRehearsala stop/startrehearsalprocessingthrough the entireshow withtechnical elementsaddedPROMPTSCRIPTthe showbook-containing allcues andinformationASSISTANTSTAGEMANAGERHelps the stagemanager withduties assignedand is backstageduring the run ofthe showSTRIKECueLighta lightbulb mountedbackstage andcontrolled by thestage manager toindicate a cue whenverbal cues cannotbe givenDRY-TECHAny formof techwithoutactorsSPIKE/TAPEwhen the stage ismarked with tape toshow wherefurniture/propsshould be placedduring theperformanceDressRehearsala full run ofthe entireshow withoutstopsREHEARSALSCHEDULEa full detailedbreakdown ofwhat will behappening ateach rehearsalRAILSHEETa sheetdetailing whatflies need tomove oneach callSTAGEMANAGERthe personresponsible forthe lighting andother technicalarrangementsfor a stage play

TECH WEEK BINGO - 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.


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  1. a cue taken from a technician from the action on stage rather than being cued by the stage manager
    Visual Cue
  2. a list outlining where everything goes at the top of show
    PRESET LIST
  3. The person who designs a specific element of the show
    DESIGNER
  4. Actors Equity Association- Union governing SM and actors
    AEA
  5. a member of the SM team who assists them backstage
    PRODUCTION ASSISTANT (PA)
  6. area backstage where cast is before the performance
    GREEN ROOM
  7. International alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, union representing
    IATSE
  8. a performance of the show for an audience while changes are still being made
    Preview
  9. a system that allows SM/backstage to have a visual of the stage
    Monitor
  10. an intercom system that allows sm to communicate with crew/actors
    Headset
  11. A call said to prepare a board operator/crew for a cue
    Stand-by
  12. HEADS
  13. a detailed list of what needs to take place on stage and off during a scene change
    SHIFT SHEET
  14. SPIKE
  15. A phrase indicating that all work should stop
    Hold
  16. Sit and sing, the first time a cast works through with the orchestra
    Sitzprobe
  17. SET
  18. a stop/start rehearsal processing through the entire show with technical elements added
    Tech Rehearsal
  19. the show book- containing all cues and information
    PROMPT SCRIPT
  20. Helps the stage manager with duties assigned and is backstage during the run of the show
    ASSISTANT STAGE MANAGER
  21. STRIKE
  22. a lightbulb mounted backstage and controlled by the stage manager to indicate a cue when verbal cues cannot be given
    Cue Light
  23. Any form of tech without actors
    DRY-TECH
  24. when the stage is marked with tape to show where furniture/props should be placed during the performance
    SPIKE/TAPE
  25. a full run of the entire show without stops
    Dress Rehearsal
  26. a full detailed breakdown of what will be happening at each rehearsal
    REHEARSAL SCHEDULE
  27. a sheet detailing what flies need to move on each call
    RAIL SHEET
  28. the person responsible for the lighting and other technical arrangements for a stage play
    STAGE MANAGER