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Architecture: The art and technique of designing and constructing buildings to fulfill both practical and aesthetic purposes. [e]
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- Backstage: Add brief definition or description
- Blocking: Add brief definition or description
- Curtain (theatre): Add brief definition or description
- Curtain call: Add brief definition or description
- Flats: Add brief definition or description
- Fourth wall: Add brief definition or description
- Front of house (theatre): Add brief definition or description
- House (theatre): Add brief definition or description
- Orchestra pit: Add brief definition or description
- Prosceneam: Add brief definition or description
- Script: Add brief definition or description
- Stage (theatre): Add brief definition or description
- Stalls: Add brief definition or description
- Wings (theatre): Add brief definition or description
- Groundlings: Add brief definition or description
- Movie theatre: Add brief definition or description
- Opera theatre: Add brief definition or description
- Restoration theatre: Add brief definition or description
- Theatre in the round: Add brief definition or description
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