Across
- 2. a person who performs a role in a play, movie, or television show
- 3. to tell people someone's name for the first time; to present something new
- 9. to think about problems or fears and feel anxious
- 11. a raised area where performers act, sing, or speak
- 14. a building where plays, movies, or performances are presented
- 17. knowledge or skill gained by doing, seeing, or feeling something
- 18. a person who manages or guides a play, movie, or organization
- 22. the people who watch or listen to a performance, speech, or event
- 25. having great value or meaning; deserving attention
- 26. sure to check so that something is certain or correct
- 28. unusual or different from what is expected
- 29. happy or satisfied
- 31. up to become an adult; to develop from a child into an adult
Down
- 1. a person who shares a room with another person
- 4. a dramatic performance in which most or all of the words are sung
- 5. a play or movie that tells a story with songs and music
- 6. a person who is invited to visit or stay somewhere
- 7. a person who directs or controls a business, team, or group
- 8. very attractive or pleasing to see
- 10. a person who operates or controls a machine, system, or service
- 12. a female actor
- 13. to make a choice after thinking about something
- 15. a piece of cloth that hangs to cover a window or divide a space
- 16. student a student who studies in another country as part of a school exchange program
- 19. pretending that something is real when it is not
- 20. to feel sad because someone or something is not with you
- 21. from to have as the place where someone or something began
- 23. the beliefs, customs, arts, and way of life of a group of people
- 24. a person whom you like and trust
- 27. to make sounds because something is funny or amusing
- 30. account of events, real or imagined