The relationshipbetween objectsin terms of theirsize comparedto each other.The areaabove thestage usedto storescenery.The side ofthe stagefarthest fromtheaudience.The actor’sright whenfacing theaudience.The raisedarea at thefront of aprosceniumstage.The part ofthe theatrewhere theaudience sitsFree!Anythingan actorhandlesonstage.The elementof design thatrefers to howlight or darksomething is.The elementof designdealing withlength, width,and depth.The outlineor silhouetteof an objector performeronstage.The side ofthe stageclosest totheaudience.The elementcreated by amoving pointthat can bestraight, curved,or jagged.A focusedlight usedto isolate aperformer.A costumedesigner usesthis elementwhen choosingrough vs.smooth fabrics.Scenerypieces thatare usually4x8 andpainted.The actor’sleft whenfacing theaudience.An element ofdesign thatdescribes howsomething feelsor appears tofeel.A list showingwhichcostumes areworn in eachscene.A rehearsalfocused onrunningtechnicalelements, notacting.The relationshipbetween objectsin terms of theirsize comparedto each other.The areaabove thestage usedto storescenery.The side ofthe stagefarthest fromtheaudience.The actor’sright whenfacing theaudience.The raisedarea at thefront of aprosceniumstage.The part ofthe theatrewhere theaudience sitsFree!Anythingan actorhandlesonstage.The elementof design thatrefers to howlight or darksomething is.The elementof designdealing withlength, width,and depth.The outlineor silhouetteof an objector performeronstage.The side ofthe stageclosest totheaudience.The elementcreated by amoving pointthat can bestraight, curved,or jagged.A focusedlight usedto isolate aperformer.A costumedesigner usesthis elementwhen choosingrough vs.smooth fabrics.Scenerypieces thatare usually4x8 andpainted.The actor’sleft whenfacing theaudience.An element ofdesign thatdescribes howsomething feelsor appears tofeel.A list showingwhichcostumes areworn in eachscene.A rehearsalfocused onrunningtechnicalelements, notacting.

Technical Theatre BING! - 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. The relationship between objects in terms of their size compared to each other.
  2. The area above the stage used to store scenery.
  3. The side of the stage farthest from the audience.
  4. The actor’s right when facing the audience.
  5. The raised area at the front of a proscenium stage.
  6. The part of the theatre where the audience sits
  7. Free!
  8. Anything an actor handles onstage.
  9. The element of design that refers to how light or dark something is.
  10. The element of design dealing with length, width, and depth.
  11. The outline or silhouette of an object or performer onstage.
  12. The side of the stage closest to the audience.
  13. The element created by a moving point that can be straight, curved, or jagged.
  14. A focused light used to isolate a performer.
  15. A costume designer uses this element when choosing rough vs. smooth fabrics.
  16. Scenery pieces that are usually 4x8 and painted.
  17. The actor’s left when facing the audience.
  18. An element of design that describes how something feels or appears to feel.
  19. A list showing which costumes are worn in each scene.
  20. A rehearsal focused on running technical elements, not acting.