| REHEARSE | Do a theatrical run-through (8) |
| REHEARSAL | Theatrical run-through (9) |
| SCAMPER | Show's opening more theatrical run |
| PLAYBILL | A poster advertising a theatrical production (8) |
| WARDROBE | One's collective stock of clothes; the costume department of a theatrical company or film studio; or, a type of armoire (8) |
| INTERVAL | Break in a theatrical production (8) |
| ONDVD | How most movies are released after theatrical runs |
| CAMPER | Being more theatrical, runs about naked (6) |
| ATTITUDE | Arabesque-like ballet position; one's posture or frame of mind; a theatrical pose; or, an insolent manner (8) |
| CINERAMA | Chapter in English drama: it doesn't begin a theatrical experience (8) |
| STARTRAP | Top actor has reversal of role as a theatrical device |
| HOMEVIDEO | What films are released on after their theatrical runs: 2 wds. |
| TAB | Versatile word with meanings including an aerofoil, a bill, a cigarette, a collar insignia, a dose of LSD, a flap, a fob, a loop of a theatrical curtain, the drape itself, musical notation, a pill, a |
| STAGEDIRECTOR | A person who directs a theatrical production (5,8) |
| FLAMBOYANCE | A boy can get a flame and make it appear in a theatrical manner |
| PROMPT | A cue serving to remind an actor of a forgotten line or word during a theatrical performance; or, the time limit for payment due |
| ANGEL | A financial backer of a theatrical production (5) |
| CROSSDRESSER | Transvestite to make a transition, a theatrical helper (5-7) |
| ALIGHTING | Landing a job on a theatrical crew (9) |
| DRAMA | A little drink before a theatrical performance (5) |
