Playmaking Terminology

3. A scene in a play that takes a look at a memory from the past.
5. A character who tells the story to the audience.
7. A section of a play that takes place in the same setting.
9. The position of the body.
10. A conversation between two or more characters in a play.
11. A theatrical context based on issues related to people or communities.
13. A particular quality associated with a particular person or group of people.
15. A theatrical context based on how poor or wealthy people are.
16. A theatrical context based on certain beliefs held by groups of people.
18. The people who are presented in a play.

1. The storyline of a play.
2. A group of people identified as the intended audience of a piece of theatre.
4. A scene in a play that takes a look at something that might happen in the future.
6. The main idea that is explored by a play.
8. An object that represents another object or an idea on stage.
11. The time and place in which a scene is set.
12. A habitual behaviour that helps to identify a character on stage.
14. The unique way of speaking used by a character on stage.
17. A group of people on stage that comments on the action.
18. The point of greatest intensity in a plot.