Theater Vocab Lesson 7

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Across
  1. 3. Complete reading of a play aloud by the assembled cast, usually at the first rehearsal.
  2. 4. Person who determines what kind of makeup each actor will wear, designs specialty makeup for actors, and supervises the makeup artist and makeup crew.
  3. 7. Theatrical style in which the actors acknowledge the presence of the audience
  4. 8. An expressive movement of the body or limbs.
  5. 9. A character’s present circumstances
  6. 10. Team that focuses on the advertising of a production and encourages customers to buy tickets for a show.
  7. 11. An imaginary wall between the audience and the actors in a representational play
  8. 12. Rehearsing without a script after lines are memorized.
  9. 13. The act of changing voice, body language, movement, gesture when performing in a role.
  10. 14. standard plot outline.
Down
  1. 1. Movements employing props, costumes or make up: used to strengthen the personality of a character.
  2. 2. Expression regarding articulation , word choice, inflection and tone.
  3. 5. Labor union that represents actors, singers, dancers and stage managers in the professional theatre
  4. 6. Theatrical style in which the actors do not presence of the audience acknowledge the presence of the audience, but try not to duplicate life.
  5. 13. Form of professional theatrical improvisation developed in Italy in the 1500’s. These farces featured standard plot lines and stock characters.