Across
- 2. The main idea or message of a piece.
- 3. Someone who takes part in the story.
- 5. Spoken conversation, or lines, between 2 or more characters.
- 7. This great playwright wrote classics like Romeo & Juliet and Macbeth.
- 10. The person who plays a character in a show.
- 11. Spoken lines by one character for an extended time.
- 13. The group of people who work behind the scenes to bring a show to life.
- 14. The person in charge of a show, who brings the text to life!
- 16. The author of a play or dramatic text.
- 17. The practice of where and how actors should move around the stage.
- 18. Improv is acting without a __________.
- 19. Plot: The sequence of _________.
Down
- 1. This is the American spelling of where shows take place.
- 4. Conflict is the point of __________ in a story.
- 6. the character who opposes the main character. Ex) Darth Vader
- 8. 2 main types of drama: tragedy & ____________.
- 9. These actors make up the large group on stage.
- 12. the main character. Ex) Harry Potter in Harry Potter
- 15. These actors play significant or named characters.