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How does the audience know that the play is moving on to a new scene?
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they will know when the scenery,
lighting, and props change.
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The audience can tell that a play is moving to a new scene when the scenery/set, the lighting, and the props change. In some plays, a blackout is used to show the audience there is a new scene.
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