Theatre 1 Final Flashcards
Stage Directions
UR | UC | UL
SR | C | SL
DR | DC | DL
Drama
“to act” or “to do”
Legitimate Theatre
live acting on stage
Prehistoric Times
when drama first began
Theatre Discipline
self-control that is at the heart of theatre
Thespis
the first actor to step out of chorus and have lines
What might you gain by taking theatre?
how to speak in front of a crowd, theatre history, how to further improve your acting skills
What are the genres of art?
art, choir, orchestra, literature, technology design
Apron
acting area in front of the proscenium
Asbestos
fireproof curtain that closes off the stage from the auditorium or house
Traveler
curtains that move horizontally
Wings
offstage area to the side of the stage, usually formed by curtains
Counterweight System
system of lines and weights to raise and lower scenery
Batten
a long pipe used to suspend lights,scenery, and curtains
Flat
wooden frame covered in fabric, basic unit of set