Theatre Vocabulary Check!

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Across
  1. 2. The area of the stage FARTHEST AWAY from the audience
  2. 4. The variety of actors on stage to create visually appealing compositions: lying, sitting kneeling, standing, leaning, standing on on object, etc.
  3. 5. The primary problem that drives the plot of the story
  4. 11. Where the audience sits
  5. 12. A traditional story, especially one concerning the early history of a people or explaining some natural or social phenomenon, and typically involving supernatural beings or events.
  6. 13. The first moment the conflict is introduced to the story
  7. 15. Series of events leading to the resolution
  8. 16. The introduction of the story, where you learn the main characters, setting, and conflict
  9. 18. The middle of the stage
Down
  1. 1. End of the story where the conflict is resolved
  2. 3. Passing down or communicating a story
  3. 6. A group of performers in a frozen pose representing a scene or story. (stage picture.)
  4. 7. A traditional story sometimes popularly regarded as historical but unauthenticated.
  5. 8. Series of events leading to the climax
  6. 9. The area of the stage CLOSEST to the audience
  7. 10. Turning point of the story, protagonist often faces a life or death decision
  8. 14. Appropriate behavior when seeing live theatre
  9. 17. Smaller part that makes up a whole