Pantomime
Pantomime principle for keeping the door in the same place and opening the same way.
What is consistency of objects
The part of the stage unseen by the audience.
What is backstage?
The phrase that we use to accept and add in a scene
What is "yes, and..."
What is volume?
Standing so the audience can see you
What is open?
Pantomime principle for showing how heavy an item is.
What is resistance of weight?
The area of the theatre where technicians run microphones.
What is the sound board?
Making smart choices in scenes
What is playing to the top of your intelligence?
How high or low your voice is
What is pitch?
Movement of actors on stage
What is blocking?
Heightened physicality, gestures, and facial expression
What is exaggeration?
The space where the audience sits.
What is the house?
Both scene partners are supporting each other
What is making your scene partner look good?
What you need to do in order for your voice to be heard
What is project?
What the character wants in the scene
What is objective?
What is plot?
The frame above our stage.
What is the proscenium arch?
The game where you take over the physicality for someone in your group and make a new scene.
What is freeze?
Where you should be breathing from in order to project
What is the diaphragm?
Low, middle, and high
What are levels?
The actress who we watched in a video smashing grapes
Who is Lucille Ball?
The name of the famous improv theatre in Chicago
What is Second City?
"Th" in "Thing"
What is unvoiced?
Upstage, downstage, and centerstage
What are planes?