Catchphrase
This phrase means "good luck" in the theatre world.
"Break a leg!"
What a character wants in a scene
Objective
The name of Shakespeare's wife
Anne Hathaway!
The names of the two main girl characters in the story
Hermia and Helena
When someone has all their lines memorized, they are
Off-Book
"The Scottish Play"
This rehearsal is usually done in costume and with all lines memorized
Dress Rehearsal
The name of the theater Shakespeare performed at
The Globe Theater
The name of the acting company that Bottom and Peter Quince act in
"The Mechanicals"
The name of the play The Mechanicals do in A Midsummer Night's Dream
"Pyramus and Thisbe"
This is said in response to a crew member saying "5 minutes til places!"
"Thank you, five!"
In this style of theatre, the stage is circular, and audience members surround the actors on all sides
In the Round
The name of Shakespeare's acting company
The Lord Chamberlain's Men
Puck, the mischievous fairy, is also known as
Robin Goodefellow
The rhyme scheme most Shakespeare shows are written in
Iambic Pentameter
When an actor forgets his or her line, they will yell this word to whoever is on book.
"Line!"
A speech done to no one, alone on stage, only speaking to one's self or the audience
Soliloquy
The title of the first published collection of Shakespeare's writings
First Folio
The names of Titania's fairies (excluding Puck)
Peaseblossom, Mustardseed, Moth, and Cobweb
The name of the trophy that Miss Kristin promised to whoever memorizes their lines first
"Ye Olde Trophy"
Finish this Shakespeare quote: "All the world's a _______."
Stage!
Writing that is not done in poetry, but rather in the regular style of human speech, without a rhyme scheme
Prose
Shakespeare's birthplace
Stratford-Upon-Avon
The play starts 4 days before King Theseus' wedding. Who is he getting married to?
Hippolyta
The year in which the First Folio of Shakespeare was published
1523