Drama Vocabulary Flashcards

1
Q

The performer

A

Actor

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2
Q

Part of the stage which projects into the auditorium

A

Apron

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3
Q

The people watching the performance

A

Audience

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4
Q

The set movements for the actors on stage

A

Blocking

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5
Q

The turning point in the action of the play

A

Climax

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6
Q

When suspense or tension builds between characters (or within the one character)

A

Conflict

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7
Q

The clothing an actor wears on stage

A

Costume

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8
Q

Conversations between two or more people

A

Dialogue

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9
Q

The person who directs the action and guides the actors’ performances

A

Director

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10
Q

The front of the performance space

A

Downstage

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11
Q

The room backstage where the actors wait before coming onstage

A

Green Room

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12
Q

When you make up a scene as you go along

A

Improvisation

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13
Q

A speech for a single actor

A

Monologue

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14
Q

The story of a play

A

Plot

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15
Q

To supply the actor with the correct dialogue when they forget their line

A

Prompt

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16
Q

An article or object used by an actor

A

Prop

17
Q

The part of the play which shows the solving of the conflict

A

Resolution

18
Q

The literal place of the action, ie. on the stage

A

Set

19
Q

The place where the action of the play occurs

A

Setting

20
Q

The actor’s performance space

A

Stage

21
Q

The person in charge behind the curtain

A

Stage manager

22
Q

The main idea running through the play

A

Theme

23
Q

The back of the performance space

A

Upstage

24
Q

The areas at the side of the stage

A

Wings