Presenting P's
Making all your words clear and concise. Using good diction.
What is pronunciation?
The person in charge of all the artistic decisions in the show. They guide the artistic vision for everyone involved. They decide how to present the show.
Who is the director?
These three performance components are used in musicals.
What is acting, singing and dancing?
A speech to one or more people on stage.
What is a monologue?
The performance element that is used in a play.
What is acting?
Changing the tone of our voice based on how we are feeling in a scene.
What is pitch?
This person is in charge of rehearsing, conducting and interpreting the music for a show. Rehearsing both the vocal and instrumental music.
Who is the music director?
The process of an actor speaking, then singing, and finally dancing in a musical?
What is the emotional staircase?
What we want in a scene.
What is an objective?
This composer and lyricist has written Into the Woods, Sweeney Todd and Company.
Who is Steven Sondheim?
Speaking loud enough so the whole room can hear you.
What is projection?
The person in charge of creating and rehearsing all the dance routines in a show.
Who is the choreographer?
The actor has talked about how they feel and now the words alone can no longer express how they feel?
What is singing?
How we get what we want in a scene.
What is a tactic?
The coolest teacher at BPMS.
Who is Ms. Clark?
The speed at which we speak.
What is pace?
The person in charge of the money making decisions for a show. They book the theater, raise the finances, negotiate contracts and raises the money to put on the show.
Who is the producer?
The actor has been singing and now, singing alone can no longer express how they feel.
What is dancing?
The location or where the scene takes place.
What is the environment?
A group or team of actors.
What is an ensemble?
Speaking with emotion and expression.
The person who runs all the tech cues in a show. They "call" the show. They support everyone involved in the production from actors to stage hands.
Who is the stage manager?
The script for a musical.
What is a libretto?
Making things exist on stage that are not really there. (example: hot coffee or a heavy box)
What is pantomime?
A live performance that tells a story.
What is theater?