[SML] OISTAT theater words

[Kurt Harriman]

A paid version is available at https://theatrewords.com for€38 (pdf, instant download).

It could be worth the money if you'll be working with a non English 
speaking crew.
There are 255 page images (not searchable text). It is not conveniently 
navigable.

At page 140 you'll find the index of English words. Scroll down to this 
entry:

     places (please) 3.5.14

Then find section 3, "Electric, Lighting, and Audio" on page 70, and 
flip ahead to section 3.5 on page 92. It has entries for these 22 terms:

     3.5      intercom
     3.5.1*   beltpack (sound)
     3.5.2    call
     3.5.3    call board
     3.5.4    closed circuit TV
     3.5.5    communication system
     3.5.6    cue
     3.5.7    cue button
     3.5.8    cue light
     3.5.9    cue light panel
     3.5.10   cue line
     3.5.11   cue microphone
     3.5.12*  earphones
     3.5.13*  headset (US) / cans (UK)
     3.5.14   places (please)
     3.5.15*  projection image
     3.5.16*  radio microphone / wireless microphone
     3.5.17   signal (sign)
     3.5.18   stage manager's desk
     3.5.19   stand-by cue
     3.5.20   stand-by!
     3.5.21*  transmitter
     3.5.22   warning (cue)

Starred (*) terms are depicted in 35 pages of nice clear drawings 
beginning at page 221. For example, there's a drawing of a bowline knot, 
labeled 8.4.2 so you can look up what it's called in 8 languages.

Now you have found the entry for "places" on page 93. This is it:

  3.5.14
       D    Auf die Plätze!
      EN    places (please)
       F    en place, svp!
       E    ¡a sus puestos!
       S    På plats!
      NL    op uw plaatsen, a.u.b.!
       I    ognuno al suo posto!
      RU    По местам!
             Po miestam!

And that's all. No explanations, just the equivalent term in 8 languages.
(Other versions of the PDF are available with other languages.)

I hope this helps.