Theatre Olympics

2. not spoken out loud and tells the actors what to do
3. the main character
4. a set of clothes in a style typical of a particular country or historical period
7. theatrical productions that tell stories using a combination of music, song, spoken dialogue, acting, and dance
9. a renowned structure in London, was an open-air amphitheater built in 1599 by Shakespeare's playing company. It was a key venue for Shakespeare's plays and other Elizabethan dramas.
10. the main sequence of events
11. a practice or trial performance of a play or other work for later public performance
13. the most prestigious theater awards in the United States
14. this wall is broken when an actor talks directly to the audience
15. the background scenery
18. a dramatic work written for performance, typically featuring characters, dialogue, and a narrative
20. person who assists audience members
21. big chunks of the story
23. acting without words - using only facials and gestures to tell a story
24. parts spoken by the actors
25. actors who act in a play/musical
27. Disney's first Broadway musical

1. Shakespeare
5. a speech performed by a single character
6. lights that use metal stencils to project shapes - they often move
8. smaller chunks of the story when the set changes
12. person who opposes/goes against the main character
13. a building or outdoor area in which plays and other dramatic performances are given.
16. lights used for highlighting specific areas
17. the message about people or life in general
18. the items you use
19. Mrs. Scheier's son's name
22. Shakespeare's longest play
26. time period and place where the story occurs