| HIGHTOP | Once called to work in theatre, an elevated position on board |
| UPON | In an elevated position on reduced coupons |
| YCLEPT | Once called to exercise on a bike, first to fall off (6) |
| OPERATE | Cause to work in theatre (7) |
| EXIT | In theatre, an actor's departure from the stage (4) |
| FOURTHWALL | In theatre, an invisible, imagined barrier that separates actors from the audience (6,4) |
| RUNG | Called to work before golf |
| DEIGN | Condescend to work in theatre, say, but not Stoppard's opening (5) |
| BEACHHOUSE | No initial reason for security lapse in the theatre, an accommodating place from where you might see The Seagull (5,5) |
| SIDLEUP | To ingratiate oneself, southern detective returns Irish Ship to an elevated position |
| EJECTORSEAT | Means to bail out from an elevated position? (7,4) |
| CROWSNEST | Shows off home in an elevated position with all-round views (5,4) |
| BUSTUP | Disruption put substitute in an elevated position (4-2) |
| HEIGHT | First Henley crew to achieve an elevated position (6) |
| CUP | Trophy caught in an elevated position (3) |
| UPLANDS | Puts in an elevated position. (7) |
| UPHOLDERS | Supporters in an elevated position (9) |
| HIGH | In an elevated position |
| DUKEDOM | Fist striking head, mostly an elevated position (7) |
| ACHILLES | Heroic Greek units holding an elevated position |
