Introduction to theater
What equipment do you need to make a play?
The relationship is the main focus of the play.
Romance
It occurs when someone is blocked or interrupted from an important goal by an improper action of an external agent. It associated with a strong feeling of displeasure.
Anger
It is the name of the play.
Title
People (7)
actor – actress – audience– cast - director - make-up artist – playwright -
Performers express meaning through gestures
Pantomime
The production includes songs and instrumental interludes in the story.
Musical
This emotion is often associated with things that are unsanitary, inedible, infectious, or offending.
Disgust
It is the author of the play
Playwright
Places (4)
box office – dressing room –backstage - stage
It is a mixture of music, singing, drama, costumes, and poetry combined into a coordinated theatrical performance.
Opera
It makes people get scared.
Horror
This emotion is often associated with a state of mind that reflects contentment, satisfaction, and pleasure.
Joy
The actors and actresses in a play
Characters
Famous plays
Hamlet - Peter Pan – Romeo and Juliet
It tells the story using a mixture of dialogues, songs and dance routines.
Musical
The characters do funny and silly things
Comedy
It’s the opposite of happiness and indicates a depressive state. It’s associated with feelings of disadvantage, loss, and helplessness.
Sadness
They tell actors/actresses what to do and where to go on stage, how to move and how to say their dialogues.
Stage directions
Parts of a story (5)
exposition - climax – resolution – setting – Characters
It shows conversation between characters, intended for theatrical performance.
Play
The hero kills fictional and spooky characters.
Horror
This emotion is often associated with strong and deep feelings of affection, protectiveness, warmth, and respect for another person
Love
They are the lines the characters speak in the play
Dialogues
Objects (4)
costumes – curtains - lights - script