Audience Configuration
If an actor gets closer to the audience, they are...
Who gave birth to Edward Lyons?
Mrs Johnstone
Where did we go to see this play?
National Theatre
Who closed factories following the war?
Margaret Thatcher
What is a role on the wall?
The process of jotting what the character is thinking feeling and being perceived as
An audience who sit in a circle are sitting...
In the round
Who robbed a bus in Act One?
Sammy
Who played Gareth Southgate?
Gwilliam Lee
When did the war end?
1945
What is hot-seating?
Preparing character by answering questions in role
A positive of using a trust staging...
Intimate or close to the audience / wings available / audience feeding of others' reactions
Through what decades was the play set?
50s / 60s / 70s
What audience configuration was used for the play?
Ampitheatre / Thrust
[Teacher to judge response]
How can an actor playing Edward use method acting to prepare for a role?
Go where middle class people go / speak with RP accent for the day
A negative of proscenium arch staging could be...
Less intimate / Passive watching
Which town do the Johnstones move to in Act 2?
Sklemersdale
Who is the director of the performance we saw?
Rupert Goold
The name given to a modest way of living - economically that effected the household
Austerity
What are Stanislavski's units and objectives
The process of outlining a part of text and adjectives to describe the intention behind it
When an audience is walked around a site to see a play
Promenade / Immersive Theatre
Linda is pregnant at the end of the play
Mickey
How does the play help address racism?
[Teacher to judge response]
What contributed to the messed up landscape of Britain post-war that we see in the overture?
Blitzkrieg Raids
What is conscious alley?
The process of having an ensemble speak to an actor their thoughts