MUSIC AND THEATHER VOCABULARY
WHAT'S HAPPENING ON STAGE?
PRESENT PERFECT PRACTICE
ALREADY, JUST, STILL, YET
CREATIVE CHALLENGE
100

What do we call the people watching a show or concert?

Audience
100

A short part of a play or movie is called a…

Scene

100

Complete: Have you ever ___ in a play?

been
100

Complete: I haven’t heard anything ___ .

yet

100

Say a sentence with “audience.”

E.g. The audience clapped at the end of the play.

200

You say your words in this — it’s what the actor memorizes.

Lines.

200

The part or character you play in a show is your…

Part

200

Complete: Have you ever ___ on a stage?

Sung

200

Complete: She’s ___ finished her rehearsal.

just

200

Say a sentence with “Have you ever…” about theater.

E.g. Have you ever been in a play?

300

This is the place where musicians record songs.

Studio

300

These are the words in a song. 

Lyrics

300

Correct the mistake: “Have you ever see a concert?”

Have you ever seen a concert?

300

Complete: They’re ___ practicing their lines.

still

300

Say a sentence with “just.”

E.g. I’ve just listened to the new song.

400

What do you call the group of musicians playing classical music together?

Orchestra 

400

When people perform for judges to get a role, it’s called a…

Audition

400

Make a question: you / ever / forget / your lines

Have you ever forgotten your lines?

400

Complete: We’ve ___ started the show!

already

400

Say a sentence using “already” and “studio.”

E.g. They’ve already recorded their song in the studio.

500

The practice before the real show is called a…

Rehearsal 

500

What word means a musical or theatrical performance for an audience?

Show

500

Explain the difference: “Did you go to a concert?” vs. “Have you ever been to a concert?”

Past simple = specific time; Present perfect = life experience.

500

Correct the mistake: “I’ve yet finished the song.”

I haven’t finished the song yet.

500

Say a creative sentence using 3 vocabulary words.

E.g. The orchestra is rehearsing for the show in the theater.

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