History
This is how those in Ancient Greece would applaud in the original theaters.
Stomping their feet.
The area that is not seen from the audience.
Backstage.
The physical scenery, backdrops, furniture, and other big elements on stage.
The zone of the stage that is closest to the audience.
Downstage
The main song that Ariel sings in The Little Mermaid, longing to be a human.
Part of Your World
Wishing an actor "good luck" is traditionally considered bad luck in the theater. Instead, the phrase __________________ is used.
Break a leg.
The movement/dance that is taught as a part of a production
Choreography
The outfits that the actors wear to further transport them into the story they are telling.
Costumes.
The zone of the stage that is farthest from the audience.
Upstage.
Song that Lumiere sings, welcoming Belle to the castle in Beauty and the Beast.
Be Our Guest
In Shakespeare's time, female roles in plays would often be played by __________.
Young boys
The book in which actors have their parts written out, and where they can take notes and mark cues.
Script.
Any movable or portable object used by actors on stage to tell a story.
Prop
The area directly in the middle of the stage on all sides
Center stage.
Song that Aladdin and Jasmine sing together while flying on a magic carpet over Agrabbah.
A Whole New World.
The country in which theater first began
Ancient Greece
The person who facilitates all the parts of the production, from actors and tech crew to stage managers and volunteers.
Director
A type of light that is aimed at a very specific part of the stage.
Spotlight
Walking from one side of the stage to the other.
Cross.
This is a word you say when you don't know what to say!
Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious.
A VERY famous English playwright often referred to as "the Bard". Wrote lots of plays and sonnets.
William Shakespeare.
The complete group of actors and performers who bring the production to life on stage.
Cast.
The area that the audience sits in.
The house.
signal, line, or other prompt that allows an actor or crew member to know it's their turn to speak, enter, or exit.
Cue
She has magic hair that glows when she sings!
Rapunzel