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Actor

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a person playing a character in a play

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Hypocrite

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greek work for actor

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Stage

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where the actor preforms

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Flies

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the area above the stage where the lights are hanging

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Wings

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the sides of the stage unseen by the audience and used for actors entrances and exits

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Auditions

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showing off what you can do to the director

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Callbacks

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a second round of auditions, the director asks to see an actor, 1 on 1

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Playwright

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person who writes the play

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Aristotle

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Greek,philosopher, scientist, 5th century

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Theatron

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where the audience sits

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Orchestra

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the stage where the actors preform

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Skene house

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building behind the stage

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Parados

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the aisles in the theatre

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off book

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a rehearsal where the lines must be memorized

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blocking

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stage movements/locations for actors

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Constantin Stanislavski

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Russian, actor, teacher, developed the system for realistic acting

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Through line of a role

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the characters motivating action

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magic if

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what would i do if i was in this scenario

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thespis

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first actor, greek

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masks

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humor and sadness shown, overextended expressions

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Audience

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thespians, audience + actors= theatre

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Rehearsal

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to practice the show for a later performance

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Fourth wall

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the invisible wall that separates the audience from the actors

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social roles

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the part of who you are in society

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personal roles
descriptions of your personality
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Aristotle’s 6 elements of theatre
plot, character, message, dialogue, music, spectacle
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Factors that can affect the audience
personal knowledge, experiences, relationships with the actor
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Stanislavski’s four goals for the actor
vocal and physical skills, to communicate inner goals, make the character dynamic, ensemble acting
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Characteristics of Greek theatre
one location, one day, off stage violence, poetic style
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Characteristics of Greek tragedy
important status, irreversible situation, takes responsibility, brings own end
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Similarities between life on stage and real life
words, gestures, tone, body language
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Differences between life on stage and real life
rehearsed, always observed, play more than one character