A
A signal that a line or action should begin.
Cue
When a character talks to the audience and characters don't hear
Aside
When a actor memorizes their lines and no longer needs their script.
Off-book
the housekeeper's reward.
Trip to Jamaica
A person, animal or being in a story. Performed by actors in a play.
Character
The space in a theater where the audience is seated.
house
Painted pieces of painted scenery used on stage for backgrounds
Flats
Oldest Son
Micheal
What the audience is able to see on stage
Sightlines
A type of play that is funny and has a happy ending.
Comedy
The time spent practicing and preparing for a theatrical performance.
Rehearsal
name the sets of twins
Gerald and Jackie
Billie and Willie
The person who oversees all elements of a theatrical production.
Director
When the lights go out at the end of a scene.
Blackout
The group of people who perform in a play.
Cast
What does the father do for a living?
Pastor leader in a church
The time and place in which the story takes place.
Setting
A conversation between two or more people.
Dialogue
The term is used to describe an actor's movement on stage.
Blocking
What did the last housekeeper put on the floor the catch the boys?
Slip and slide wax