Literature of Drama

1. a second audition
3. the path formed by the actor's movement on state
7. the words or action at which an actor is expected to deliver a line or perform another action
10. ownership and rights to control all aspects of reproducing a work
12. written dialogue, description, and directions provided by the playwright
14. a brief break between acts, in which the lights come on
15. the seating area of a theater as well as the audience itself
17. acting without words
18. the area of the stage closest to the audience
21. relief a break in the tension of a tragedy provided by a comic character, a comic episode, or even a comic line
22. a speech which introduces a play

2. a dramatic work in which there is a one-to-one correspondence between the literal meaning and the underlying meaning of the work
4. call the appearance of the cast at the end of a play to receive applause from the audience
5. the best literature of drama teacher EVER
6. the solution, clarification, and/or unraveling of the plot of a play
8. everyone associated with the production
9. a group of performers who sing, dance, or recite in unison
11. a small section or portion of a play
13. actors who are able to play major roles in the event the originally cast actors cannot
16. stage direction; to leave the stage
18. spoken conversation used by two or more characters to express thoughts, feelings, and actions
19. person who assists the direction by researching the context of a play
20. a long speech made by one actor