the stage

2. Small hand held items used by actors to create the period, character or setting.
5. An uninterrupted rehearsal of a scene, act, or the entire play.
7. A story or action performed with out words relying on body language.
14. Using a movement or position that may not be realistic but allows the audience to see the actor and hear them
15. This character forces change or creates conflict for the protagonist.
18. Readings before a director to determine casting of a play.
19. A long speech said by a single actor to themselves, the audience, or toanother character.
20. The direction for all actors, musicians, and technicians to go to their properposition and be ready for the beginning of a play or scene.
21. A time when all lights are out or the theater is closed.
23. A long speech said by a single actor to themselves or the audience,
24. The clothing worn by the actors that helps determine character, time, theme
27. The final outcome of the play.
28. The carefully choreographed appearance of actors on stage after theperformance to acknowledge the applause of the audience.

1. Where the director wants the audience to look. The actors point of concentration.
3. Where the play occurs in terms of time and place.
4. What the play as a piece of art is trying to say to theaudience.
6. An organizational division in scripts.
7. Wooden units joined together to build the floors for a stage setting.
8. A term used meaning “to hide.” Also, a covering for an actors face that disguises
9. The written word.
10. Written conversation.
11. Person responsible for the physical set up, actors, and technical cues
12. An organizational division in scripts.
13. The actors ability to be heard by the audience.
16. Taking down, changing out and putting away costumes, props and sets after aproduction.
17. The play revolves around this character. Often the “good guy” but not
22. The last words or actions indicating the time for another actor to speak or move.
25. The actors ability to be understood by the audience.
26. A complete scene or play in a format to be produced by actors and directors.
29. Backs An additional audition for the final actors being considered.