Across
- 2. A person managing tech members, actors and keep the show running smoothly
- 6. long spoken speech only spoken by one person
- 7. what drives a character to do what they're doing
- 9. feedback on a scene
- 10. articulating your words
- 12. products used to make your facial features match your character
- 16. pieces of furniture or something like that to create the atmosphere of the scene
- 17. Where the audience sits in the theater
- 18. the entirety of all the actors in a scene
- 20. reading a scripts with no prior practice
- 25. the main figure or one of the most prominent figures in a real situation
- 26. middle of the stage
- 28. a thing said or done that serves as a signal to an actor or other performer to enter or to begin their speech or performance
- 29. part of the stage that sticks out into the house past the curtain line
- 30. slightly facing the audience
- 31. incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect
- 32. a person playing a role in a scene
- 33. The height of a scene where all the action happens
- 35. where understudies to major players would wait for their chance to appear on stage
- 37. who you, as an actor, play in a scene
- 39. written line to read in a scene
- 42. the frame or arch separating the stage from the auditorium, through which the action of a play is viewed
- 43. right side of the stage from the stage point of view
- 46. A person who writes plays
- 47. either sides of the stage that cannot be seen by audience members
- 48. no longer needing the script (fully memorized)
- 49. background characters in a scene
Down
- 1. a person who actively opposes or is hostile to someone or something; an adversary
- 3. clothing use to make you appear as a character you play
- 4. actor speaking their thoughts out loud
- 5. front of the stage
- 8. The person leading the production of a scene
- 11. the entirety of physical movement dure a scene
- 13. constructive criticism
- 14. all the lights go out on stage for dramatic effect
- 15. conversation between characters
- 19. making it up as you go
- 21. recalling strong emotions during a scene to add emotional authenticity
- 22. how a character stands/presents themselves
- 23. a stage that extends into the auditorium so that the audience is seated around three sides
- 24. marks to use as a map to where specific set pieces are placed
- 27. expressing ideas/emotions through small movements
- 34. objects used during a scene
- 36. time to practice a scene
- 38. walking across the stage
- 39. left side of the stage from the stage point of view
- 40. The audience surrounds the stage rather than watching from one direction
- 41. speak loudly without yelling
- 44. the issues a character faces throughout a scene
- 45. back of the stage