Physical Theatre

5. Le Coq, The practitioner who created the 7 levels of tension
6. By Through, A devising technique used by Frantic Assembly which involves 3 key movements
7. No tension in the body at all
8. A design technique which can enhance a performance
9. The body is in solid tension.
10. There is nothing more or nothing less. The state of tension before an action occurs.
11. The speed at which a movement is performed
14. The interaction between the audience and the mood of a drama performance
16. Assembly, A physical theatre company in London
18. of material, A sequence of steps put together to create choreography
19. The tension has exploded out of your body.
21. The feelings and attitudes of the roles or characters involved in dramatic action.

1. Indecision
2. The imaginary or real point in the performance space where the audience's attention is to be directed.
3. back, Many people live at this level. Everything is relaxed and lacking in credibility
4. When multiple people are performing and then they select only one person to continue or stop performing.
12. A group moving or speaking as one
13. The heaviness with which a movement is performed
15. The tension is in your body. The crisis is about to happen.
17. Duets, A devising technique involving chairs
20. Hands, A devising technique which uses hands