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This letter indicates when the actor is at the center of the stage.
What is the letter "C"
100
This letter indicates when the actor is upstage or to the rear of the stage.
What is the letter "U"
100
This letter indicates when the actor is at the right of the stage.
What is the letter "R"
100
This letter is used when the actor is to the left on the stage.
What is the letter "L"
100
This letter indicates when the actors is downstage or to the front of the stage.
What is the letter "D"
200
The people who perform in the play.
Who are the ACTORS?
200
The units of action in a drama.
What are the ACTS.
200
The construction on stage that suggests the time and place of the action.
What is the SET?
200
The small movable items, such as a doctor's clipboard or a student's notebook, that actors use to make their actions look realistic.
What are the PROPS?
200
Is another word for SET.
What is scenery?
300
A long speech that is spoken by a single character, it often reveals a character's private thoughts and feelings.
What is a MONOLOGUE?
300
Is the conversation between or among the characters.
What is the DIALOGUE?
300
The author of the play.
Who is the PLAYWRIGHT?
300
The playwright's technique for creating believable characters.
What is CHARACTERIZATION?
300
A word that is often used to describe plays that address serious subjects.
What is DRAMA?
400
The sets bracketed information that describes the scenery and how the characters should move and speak.
What is STAGE DIRECTION?
400
Is a form of drama that often features everyday characters in funny situations.
What is a COMEDY?
400
The events that lead to the downfall of the main character.
What is a TRAGEDY?
400
Are the scripts for films. They include camera angles and can allow for more scene changes than a stage play.
What are SCREEN PLAYS?
400
Are scripts written for television and often contain elements similar to a screen play.
What are TELEPLAYS?
500
Are written to be performed as radio broadcasts.
What are RADIO PLAYS?
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