Stage Directions
The person from whose view stage directions are used.
What is the actor?
The correct spelling of a building in which plays, motion pictures or shows are presented.
What is T-H-E-A-T-E-R?
The most popular street in NYC in which to see musical theatre.
What is Broadway?
Pay for and helps publicize a show.
Who is the producer?
The most popular area in London to go see theatre.
What is the West End?
The area of the stage closest to the house (or audience).
What is downstage?
The correct spelling of the art or profession of producing plays.
What is T-H-E-A-T-R-E?
The earliest known form of musical theatre.
What are rituals?
Organizes and records blocking, calls the show, and usually is backstage making sure the show runs smoothly.
Who is the Stage Manager?
A genre of play that does not end in tragedy.
What is a comedy?
The area of the stage furthest from the house (or audience).
What is upstage?
What are stage directions?
A type of musical theatre that originated in Italy and began in the 1700s.
What is opera?
Is responsible for the overall vision of the show, instructs performers, and collaborates with technical team.
Words in a script that actors say out loud that are assigned to characters.
What is dialogue?
When an actor is closes to the audience and crosses from the right of the stage (from their perspective) to the left of the stage (from their perspective).
What is crossing from Downstage Right to Downstage Left or X from DR to DL?
The people that develop the artistic vision or concepts for a show.
Who are the designers?
The country that iss credited with 'inventing' the modern musical.
What is the United States of America?
Writes the show.
Who is the Playwright?
The most expensive musical ticket to date.
What is Hamilton?
When an actor is at the back of the stage in the very middle and walks all the way forward to the edge of the stage?
What is crossing from Upstage Center to Downstage Center or X UC to DC?
One way in which performers warm-up before a rehearsal or performance.
What is vocal warm-ups (tongue twisters, physical warm-ups (stretching), and/or singing?
The longest running musical.
What is Phantom of the Opera?
Operates the sound or light board or assist with area of theatre behind the scenes.
What is a technician?
Musical with the first all female creative team.
What is Waitress?