Across
- 5. Staggering actors and creating gaps so that all people on stage can be seen
- 7. Set furnishing; includes furniture, pictures, drapes, etc.; hand props are items handled by the actors, such as books, glasses, etc.
- 11. A extended speech by one character
- 12. Wall An imaginary wall through which the audience views the play
- 14. The strategy the character uses to overcome the obstacle and get their objective
- 15. What stands in the way of a character getting their objective
- 16. When an actor moves from one part of the stage to another
- 17. Out Physically turning your body so that the audience can see you
- 19. A still image, frozen moment or “photograph” created by posing still bodies
- 21. theatre Designers and artists who collaborate to create and produce the visual and aural elements of a play
- 23. A signal for something to happen
- 24. An impromptu scene where the actors make up the dialogue and actions on the spot
- 26. The process of creating a character whose words and actions are determined by the elements of the play
Down
- 1. Telling a story through body movement and facial expression rather than words
- 2. The writing “in between the lines” what the character is saying without saying it
- 3. A tryout for a part in a play
- 4. a script Marking the script with notes on blocking and delivery/Analyzing the script as an aid to character development
- 6. The strength of speaking whereby the voice is used loudly and clearly
- 8. The scenery, furniture, etc. that make up what the audience sees on stage
- 9. Time allocated to practice and prepare the actors cast in a play for performance
- 10. book Having a part memorized so that the script is no longer needed
- 13. What a character wants/their goal
- 18. A person who writes dialogue in the form of a play
- 20. The director’s planned movement of the characters
- 22. The process of selecting actors for the characters
- 25. through A rehearsal without interruption or stops