Terms 29 - 49, Spring 2021

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Across
  1. 3. A person who researches dramatic literature and provides in-depth knowledge to the theatre company.
  2. 4. A room in which the performers get into costumes and makeup.
  3. 6. The panel that controls the lighting equipment; also called the dimmer board or board.
  4. 7. A group of people working together; the chorus of singers and dancers in a musical theatre production.
  5. 10. The area of the stage closer to the audience.
  6. 11. How a character feels in the moment.
  7. 13. The person who creates a unified vision for a production (stage or screen) and who guides the design process, performers, and technical crew.
  8. 16. A final run-through of the entire show, including all of the technical and production elements.
  9. 18. An expression of emotion on the face.
  10. 19. Reading aloud from a script or text without preparation or rehearsal.
  11. 20. A performer's arrival onto or departure from the stage.
Down
  1. 1. To make more dramatic or expressive; to heighten, magnify, or embellish.
  2. 2. When performers return to the stage after the show to bow and acknowledge the audience's applause.
  3. 5. A small room at the back of the auditorium that contains the light and sound equipment.
  4. 8. The last performance of the run of a theatrical production.
  5. 9. The art of bringing together the elements of theatre or film to create a unified vision for a production.
  6. 12. The person who creates and constructs the costumes used in a production for stage or screen.
  7. 14. To move from one area of the stage to another.
  8. 15. The performer's clothing and accessories that portray the character and setting.
  9. 17. To turn and face out to the audience; to adjust one's position so other performers can also be seen.
  10. 19. A word, phrase, or action that signals to a performer to begin a line, entrance, exit, or action; a signal for a change in lighting, sound, or special effects.