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 A particularly useful button, which Does %%F***%% All. Useful for directors (or MDs) who are vague on the changes they want. A particularly useful button, which Does %%F***%% All. Useful for directors (or MDs) who are vague on the changes they want.
 ====Downstage==== ====Downstage====
-//(See [[wiki:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\+//(See [[wiki:stage:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\
 The area at the front of the stage. The area at the front of the stage.
 ====Dressing==== ====Dressing====
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 Tape used to mark positions of set on the stage. Usually LX tape is used for the job, but various fluorescent and glow-in-the-dark paper based alternatives are available. Tape used to mark positions of set on the stage. Usually LX tape is used for the job, but various fluorescent and glow-in-the-dark paper based alternatives are available.
 ====Stage Left==== ====Stage Left====
-//(See [[wiki:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\+//(See [[wiki:stage:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\
 The right hand side of the stage from the audience perspective. The right hand side of the stage from the audience perspective.
 ====Stage Manager==== ====Stage Manager====
 God. Obey at all times. Once the show has transferred to the venue from rehearsals, the SM is in charge of everything that happens on the stage. Has the power to do most things, but also the responsibility to keep all the various departments together and do their thing at the right times. The SM usually cues the sound effects/playbacks and lighting changes, scene changes and pyro. In a proper theatre usually also has a backstage PA system to call actors to the stage and cue lights to silently cue stage hands around the stage. God. Obey at all times. Once the show has transferred to the venue from rehearsals, the SM is in charge of everything that happens on the stage. Has the power to do most things, but also the responsibility to keep all the various departments together and do their thing at the right times. The SM usually cues the sound effects/playbacks and lighting changes, scene changes and pyro. In a proper theatre usually also has a backstage PA system to call actors to the stage and cue lights to silently cue stage hands around the stage.
 ====Stage Right==== ====Stage Right====
-//(See [[wiki:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\+//(See [[wiki:stage:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\
 The left hand side of the stage from the audience perspective. The left hand side of the stage from the audience perspective.
 ====StageSoc-ing==== ====StageSoc-ing====
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 Also known as Arts H & J and building 2A. Contains our studio (lecture) theatre and set stores as well as all our tech kit. Also known as Arts H & J and building 2A. Contains our studio (lecture) theatre and set stores as well as all our tech kit.
 ====Upstage==== ====Upstage====
-//(See [[wiki:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\+//(See [[wiki:stage:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\
 The area at the back of the stage (furthest from the audience), so called as old theatres had a raked stage where the back was higher than the front. The area at the back of the stage (furthest from the audience), so called as old theatres had a raked stage where the back was higher than the front.
 ====Wings==== ====Wings====
-//(See [[wiki:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\+//(See [[wiki:stage:stage_anatomy|stage anatomy]] for diagrams and further info.)//\\
 The sides of the stage area hidden from view by masking which allows the actors/crew/scenery to hide when not on stage. The sides of the stage area hidden from view by masking which allows the actors/crew/scenery to hide when not on stage.
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