Stage Directions
The weakest position on stage
What is Upstage left?
An actor needs these tools to perform
What is Body, Voice, and Imagination
When an actor is ready to rehearse without the script.
What is off book?
This is the art of telling stories through live acting.
What is Theatre?
The strongest position on stage
What is Downstage center?
you use this to match the characters emotions.
What is facial expressions?
When the performers return to the stage after the show and bow.
What is a curtain call?
The building or place in which the acting takes place
What is TheatER
Stage directions in a script
What is italics and or brackets?
This communicates your characters thoughts, feelings, and personality.
What is voice
Speaking loudly enough w/o yelling for the entire audience to hear.
What is projection?
Generally used when a performance is involved
What is TheatRE?
This describes the way characters say their lines, move, act and look.
What are stage directions?
You use this to move on stage to tell the story.
What is body?
An actor positions their body and feet to open out their body to face their audience.
What is cheating out?
This describes what theatre can do for us as actors and designers.
What is entertainment, feel emotions, educate, and enlighten?
Stage Directions are from this persons perspective
Who is the actor?
What is imagination?
The process of offering valid and well-reasoned opinions about the work of others.
What is Positive feedback?
The 2 differences between theatre and film.
What is a precording of film vs a live performance? What is a closer connection between actors and audience members?