| BILL | A bird's rostrum; an invoice; a poster; or, a theatre programme (4) |
| RAZORBILL | Are we told put up a poster or flyer? (9) |
| CANOPY | Word for an Egyptian couch with mosquito curtains originally, later a tester for a four-poster or a throne; or, a forest's topmost awning of foliage (6) |
| GALLERY | Room or building devoted to the display or sale of works of art; photographer's studio; upper storey or balcony in a church or a theatre; or, an underground passage (7) |
| BLACKOUT | Word for amnesia or deliquium; the blinding of all light in a city or a theatre; a break in communication; media censorship; a power cut; or, the suspension of a broadcast (8) |
| APRON | Section either of a boxing ring, a golf course or a theatre stage; or, a, garment worn to protect clothes (5) |
| PLAYHOUSE | A bijou Wendy-style dwelling, cubby or toy cottage, just big enough for a child to enter so as to set up his or her pretend home; or, a theatre (9) |
| DATE | Line on an invoice |
| RECD | Abbr. stamped on an invoice |
| SASE | Encl. with an invoice |
| PAID | Word stamped on an invoice |
| ATTN | Abbr. on an invoice |
| ACCT | No. on an invoice |
| PAYS | Settles an invoice |
| HOUSE | One of the two chambers of a bicameral legislature; dwelling such as a bothy, cottage, grange, manor, rectory or vicarage; or, a theatre (5) |
| PARTERRE | A terrace near a house laid out with a formal arrangement of flower-beds; or, a theatre's orchestra stalls (8) |
| DRESSER | A kitchen sideboard for crockery; a table upon which food/meat was prepared for use; a lady's maid; or, a theatre's wardrobe assistant, helping actors with costume changes (7) |
| LYCEUM | A French secondary school - or a theatre in London or Edinburgh? (6) |
| ALMEIDA | A town in Portugal or a theatre in Islington, London (7) |
| STALL | Market booth; cowshed; finger cover of a glove; or, a theatre seat (5) |
