Year 9- Physical Theatre - Lesson 1- Starter

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Across
  1. 3. The distance between performers on stage that helps communicate relationships and emotions.
  2. 4. The speed at which dialogue, movement or action takes place during a performance.
  3. 5. The role or person portrayed by an actor in a drama.
  4. 6. The written text of a play containing dialogue and stage directions.
  5. 7. A dramatic style featuring exaggerated characters, emotions and clear heroes and villains.
Down
  1. 1. Using your voice clearly and loudly so the audience can hear you without shouting.
  2. 2. Acting without words, using only facial expressions and body movements.
  3. 4. A style of performance that uses movement and the body to tell a story rather than relying mainly on words.