Acting Terms

3. The physical manifestation of your action.
6. A predetermined signal to cause you to act, deliver a line, do stage business, prompt.
9. What you do to get what your character wants.
11. The barriers that prevent you from doing what you want to do.
12. The part of the work that deal with feelings and emotions in order to create truthful behavior.
13. Categorizing actors, by appearance, by roles in which they are apt to be cast.
14. The procedure of observing the work of actors to determine who is best suited for a role.

1. The reason for your action.
2. The main character objective throughout the entire play.
4. Acting more than is necessary. Artificial acting.
5. The person whom you are playing.
6. Honest feedback on your work.
7. Sending the voice to all areas of the theatre.
8. A section of the play that is spoken by one actor as either part of a scene or alone on the stage.
10. Removing or reducing tension in muscles and stress in the instrument.