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100

This is the area along the front of the stage ( closest to the audience)

What is downstage

100

This is the type of acting where you come up with ideas on the spot in the moment. 

What is Improvisation ( Improv)

100

This is the overly large, over the type style of acting popular in the 19th century. ( Heros and villians)

What is MELODRAMA?

100

This is the call that means get ready but don't execute the cue yet. 

What is standby?

100

When and where an actor moves onstage.

What is an blocking?

200

This is the area along the back of the stage that is furthest away from the audience.

What is Upstage

200

In improvisation you are always doing it right because of this.

What is "there is no right, or wrong" in improvisation.

200

This civilization is known for rowdy crowds, using code in their costumes, and a more comedic style of show. 

What is the Roman Theatre?

200

This is the type of stage frames the stage like a picture frame.

What is the proscenium theatre?

200

When operating the spotlight, you should light the actors from the _________ to about 6 in. above the actors __________.

What is waist, head?

300

The box in the middle of a diagram of the nine areas of the stage

What is Center Stage

300
This means  opening up so the audience can see you more ( specifically your face)

What is cheating out?

300

Playwrights from this era include Henrik Ibsen, Anton Chekov, and George Bernard Shaw.

What is Modern Theatre.

300

This lies in front of the "Proscenium Arch".

What is the apron?

300

Losing concentration or getting out of character

What is breaking character?

400

The area of the stage to the director's and audience's LEFT, but to the actor's RIGHT

What is Stage Right

400

These are used to increase focus, confidence, and teamwork before rehearsals. They also build ensemble.

What are theatre games? ( Improv Games)

400

One of Shakespeare's rival playwrights during the Elizabethean Theatre Age.

Who are Christopher Marlowe and Ben Jonson

400

This type of stage is also known as "Theatre in the round".

What is an arena stage?

400

Conversation between actors on-stage

What is a dialogue?

500

These are the names and locations of all 9 areas of the stage. (Abbreviations will work.)

What is Upstage right, upstage center, upstage left, center stage right, center stage, center stage left, downstage right, downstage center, downstage left

500

This is our motto in improvisation. (demonstration)

What is always say YES!" ( Yes and....) 

500

This was the reason many actors fled to France in the 17th century.

What is the government shut down all the theatres in England?

500

This is the main difference between a proscenium stage, and an arena stage. DAILY DOUBLE!!!!! YOUR POINTS ARE WORTH DOUBLE.

What is how in an arena stage the audience sits on all sides, whereas in a proscenium stage they only sit on one side?

500

an actors position onstage in relation to the audience

What is body position?

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