| SAFETYCURTAIN | Fireproof device at the front of a theatre stage (6,7) |
| ORCHESTRA | Area in front of a theatre stage (9) |
| ORCHESTRAPIT | Space in front of a theatre stage (9,3) |
| DRAMA | Shot in front of a theatre |
| SCENE | A division of a play; the decoration of a theatre stage; a stormy encounter or frosty incident; or, a niveous panorama, polar paysage or any other such landscape or winterscape (5) |
| BACKDROP | A painted cloth hung at the rear of a theatre stage as part of the scenery (8) |
| APRONS | Parts of a theatre's stage in front of the proscenium arch (6) |
| APRON | Part of a theatre's stage that extends past the proscenium into the auditorium (5) |
| WINGS | Areas to the side of a theatre stage (5) |
| REMOTECONTROL | Means of operating device at a distance (6,7) |
| CROCODILECLIP | Gripping device at either end of a jump lead |
| CLOCKTOWER | A tall part of a church or civic building with a large time-keeping device at the top (5,5) |
| FISHHOOK | Device at the end of the line, and what each set of circled letters represents |
| NOZZLE | Device at the end of a hosepipe (6) |
| PROSCENIUM | Arch framing the opening between a theatre stage and the auditorium (10) |
| TONG | Use a grasping device at the barbecue |
| FLOOD | Alluvion; a great outflow of tears, visitors, words etc; or, short word for a theatre/stage light (5) |
| SCENERY | The painted background on a theatre stage or film set (7) |
| IRISHSCANNERS | Checkout devices at Dublin supermarkets? |
| DOORBELL | Signalling device at the entrance (8) |
