Across
- 5. (Property) (道具) - Any object an actor uses during a play.
- 6. Design (舞台设计) - The way the stage is decorated to show the setting or mood of a scene.
- 9. (演员/女演员) - A person who plays a character in a play, movie, or TV show.
- 12. (戏剧) - A story acted out on stage, TV, or in a movie.
- 13. (导演) - The person in charge of how a play or performance is done.
- 18. Directions (舞台指示) - Instructions in the script about what actors should do.
- 19. (节奏) - How fast or slow a play or scene happens.
- 21. (声音投射) - Speaking loudly so the audience can hear you.
- 22. (提示) - A signal that tells an actor when to do something.
- 24. (角色) - The person an actor pretends to be in a story.
- 25. (清晰发音) - Speaking clearly so your words are understood.
- 26. (排练) - A practice for a play or performance.
- 27. (对话) - The words characters say to each other.
- 28. (独白) - A long speech by one person in a play or performance.
- 29. (舞台后部) - The part of the stage farthest from the audience.
Down
- 1. (剧作家/编剧) - The person who writes the script for a play.
- 2. (侧幕区) - The sides of the stage where actors wait to go on.
- 3. (舞台外) - The area of the theater where the audience can’t see.
- 4. Wall (第四面墙) - The invisible wall between the actors and the audience.
- 7. (表情) - Showing feelings through your voice, face, or body.
- 8. (背景幕布) - A large picture or cloth at the back of the stage to show the setting.
- 10. (剧本) - The written words and instructions for a play.
- 11. (Improv) (即兴表演) - Making up words and actions on the spot without a script.
- 14. Stage (舞台中央) - The middle part of the stage.
- 15. (手势) - A movement, like a wave or point, to show an idea or feeling.
- 16. (舞台前部) - The part of the stage closest to the audience.
- 17. (聚光灯) - A bright light that shines on one person or area.
- 18. (场景) - Parts of a play that show different times or places.
- 20. (观众) - The people who watch and listen to a performance.
- 23. (戏服) - Clothes worn by an actor to show what their character is like.