Across
- 2. criticism the director gives to the cast
- 4. the villain or negative character of the show
- 7. a writer who tells the story
- 12. when you enter or exit on stage
- 13. Singing or speaking loudly and clearly
- 15. a chunk of text spoken by one person to someone else or the audience
- 16. what an actor wears to look like a character
- 17. the male or female in the script
- 18. the act of when something doesn't go according to the original text
- 20. the person that blocks and basically puts on the show
- 22. the use of consonants in speech
- 23. how you sit or stand while on stage
- 24. having your body towards the audience
- 25. memorized lines to where script isn't needed
- 26. moving your hand while talking to show something on stage
- 28. where the actor moves or stands in a scene
- 31. a book of text that tells the story of the show
- 32. the group of people that have roles in the show
- 33. Moving from stage left to stage right offstage
- 34. speaking a script with no preparation
- 35. the text spoken by characters
- 38. an activity preformed by an actor for dramatic effect
- 39. the group of cast members that isn't named but in a lot of scenes in the background.
Down
- 1. where the lights on stage are not on, usually running crew is out
- 3. a built area that shows a scene
- 5. a person or persons who run backstage to make sure shifts are done accordingly
- 6. the side of the stage where props are or where actors wait to go on
- 8. the flat part of the stage; used as the main acting area
- 9. the willingness to do something
- 10. an area where the actors wait to go on stage
- 11. a time dedicated to learning a script or blocking
- 14. a disagreement between characters
- 19. usually the main good character
- 21. an outfit an actor wears to get into character
- 27. the act of putting props and taking down sets after a show
- 29. the part of the show that has the most emotion or the biggest part
- 30. an object used in a scene
- 31. an internal monologue a character says to the audience
- 33. what is given to you to improve
- 36. a person who plays a role in the show
- 37. the place where the audience is
