Theatre Vocabulary Flashcards

1
Q

A male or female person who performs a role in a play work of theater or movie

A

Actor/actress

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2
Q

The planning and working out of the movements of actor

A

Blocking

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3
Q

Center of the area is defined as the stage

A

Center stage

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4
Q

A personality or role an actor/actress re-creates

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Character

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5
Q

A reading of a script done by actress who have not previously reviewed

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Cold reading

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6
Q

A costume worn by an actor on stage during

A

Costume

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7
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Opinions and comments based on predictor and criteria that may be used for self evaluation or the evaluation of the actors or the production itself

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Critique

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8
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The conversation between actor

A

Dialogue

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9
Q

The art and technique of bringing the elements of theater together to

A

Directing

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10
Q

The person who overseas the entire process of staging a production

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Director

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11
Q

The stage area toward the audience

A

Downstage

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12
Q

A group of theatrical artists working together to create a theatrical production

A

Ensemble

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13
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Detailed information, revealing the facts of a plot

A

Exposition

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14
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An expressive movement of the body or limb

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Gesture

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15
Q

Cosmetics is sometimes hairstyles. An actor wears on stage emphasize facial features, historical periods, characterizations, and so forth

A

Make up

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16
Q

A long speech by a single character

A

Monologue

17
Q

A character’s reason for doing or saying things and apply

A

Motivation

18
Q

A type of entertainment containing music songs and usually dance

A

Musical

19
Q

The tempo of an entire theatrical performance

A

Pacing

20
Q

The highness or lowness of Voice

A

Pitch

21
Q

A person who writes plays

A

Playwright

22
Q

Items carried on stage by an actor, small items on the set used by the actors

A

Props

23
Q

The view of the stage for the audience; also called the proscenium arch. The archway is a sense. The frame first stage is defined by the boundaries of the stage beyond which of you cannot see.

A

Proscenium

24
Q

Practice sessions in which the actors in technicians prepare for public performance through repetition

A

Rehearsal

25
Q

Uses a noun, the stage area away from the audience; uses a verb, to steal the focus of a scene

A

Upstage

26
Q

The characteristics of a voice such as a shrill, nasal raspy, breathing, booming and so forth

A

Vocal quality

27
Q

The degree of loudness are in

A

Volume

28
Q

Work that focuses on suffering of characters in the darker experiences of human life

A

Tragedy