Story Structure
What is another word for the problem of a play?
What is Conflict
Voice, Body and ____ are the three major Actor tools found on our Actor Toolbelt
What is Imagination
Where were/are Shakespeare's plays performed
What is The Globe
Traditional Pantomime is acting without using your ____.
What is Voice
A theatrical production that combines singing, dancing, and acting
What is a Musical
What does the "R" in CROW+C stand for
What is Relationship
Uta Hagen's ___ Questions are a series of questions used for character development
What is 9
What category of Shakespeare's plays has happy endings? Often with a wedding or a family reunion.
What is Comedy
A street artist who uses Pantomine
What is a Mime Artist
What is a Golden Age Musical
The events that take place in a story. What the characters go through along the way and the obstacles they face
What is Plot
A scene containing dialogue of 2 characters with no names, setting, or other background information
What is an A/B Scene
What year was William Shakespeare was born
What is 1564
What major Theme park has a Pantomime artist before a major show?
What is SeaWorld
Any Musical Written after 1970.
What is a Contemporary Musical
What part of the story is at the highest part of the Plot Line
What is the Climax
Information provided to the actor from the playwright in a script
What is Given Circumstances
Which of Shakespeare's tragedies follows two star-crossed lovers and is thought to be one of the greatest romance stories of all time?
What is Romeo and Juliet
Pantomime is often used in this form of acting. It is typically comedic or done through 'game-style' activities.
What is Improv
A musical that uses music from other artists
What is a Jukebox Musical
The part of a plot line that causes the rising action and occurs after the Exposition on the plot line
What is the Inciting Incident
The act of pulling from a real-life experience and the emotion you felt.
What is Emotional Recall
Besides plays, what other form of writing was Shakespeare credited with?
What are Sonnets
A play by Thornton Wilder that uses pantomime in place of major set pieces and props
What is Our Town
Where was the start of theatre
What is Ancient Greece