Acting

2. Lines spoken by an actor to the audience which are not supposed to be overheard by others on stage.
3. Pronouncing a word to stress its meaning.
8. Body or facial movements of a character during a play.
9. Improvisation by an actor when another actor fails to enter, the play is somehow disturbed or lines are forgotten.
11. A meeting with the cast and sometimes the creative team to go through the script (two words).
12. The speed the dialogue is delivered to the audience.
13. A superstitious way to say 'Good luck' to an actor (three words).
14. Using a quiet voice and subtle body language to create a calm atmosphere on stage.
15. The feeling created by an ensemble cast working together.
16. When an actor laughs uncontrollably during rehearsal or performance.
18. The way words are spoken to show the emotion behind them.

1. The quality or style or speaking of a character using components such as accent, inflection, intonation and enunciation.
4. The art of creating a character which the actor much covey using their action, speech or spoken thoughts.
5. When an actor needs to use their script in rehearsal they are said to be this (three words).
6. Communicating emotion, meaning or an idea without words.
7. The process of arranging the moves actors should do during the play
10. Using the voice loudly and clearly to ensure the dialogue is heard.
17. The highness or lowness of the tone of voice.