Pantomime/Tableau
Voice
Stages and Stage Directions
Tech
Roles in the Theatre
100
An actor who performs without words in a pantomime sketch
What is a mime?
100
the muscle between the lungs and the stomach that, when used correctly, develops breath control and projection
What is the diaphragm?
100
USL
What is upstage left?
100
objects or items that might be part of the stage dressing or might be used by the actors for stage business and characterization
What are props?
100
a group of people working together cooperatively
What is an ensemble?
200
how body positioning and movement reflect thoughts and feelings.
What is body language?
200
help with your VOWEL sounds. They are the THROAT, SINUSES, HARD PALATE & SOFT PALATE
What are the resonators?
200
X DSR
What is cross downstage right?
200
Costume designs that are dictated by specific information contained in the script
What is character costume design?
200
one who writes plays
What is a playwright?
300
a frozen stage picture
what is a tableau?
300
help you with your consonant sounds. They are the: LIPS, TONGUE, TEETH, JAW & SOFT PALATE
What are the articulators?
300
A stage in which the audience is sitting on two sides.
What is an alley/traverse?
300
Those costumes that appear to be no more than decorative elements in the general stage picture—extras, showgirls, etc.
What is decorative costume design?
300
Oversees and orchestrates the mounting of a theatre production by unifying various endeavors and aspects of production.
What is a director?
400
the action (doing) of performing dramatic art or a sketch that represents life through expressive movements of the body and face
What is a pantomime?
400
The soft tissue on the roof of your mouth towards the back
What is the soft palate?
400
A stage in which the audience is sitting on three sides.
What is a thrust stage?
400
What is a Source 4/ellipsodial?
400
a person responsible for the technical details of a theatrical production, assisting the director during rehearsal, supervising the lighting, costuming, setting, prompting, etc., and assuming full responsibility for the stage during a performance of a play (dictionary.com)
What is a stage manager?
500
The word "mime" comes from the word "mimos" in this language.
What is Greek?
500
the hard bony part on the roof of the mouth
What is the hard palate?
500
a slant on a stage where the upstage is literally higher up than downstage
What is a rake?
500
What is a par/par-can?
500
A group of artistic and/ or technical staff members who produce a play, television show, recording, film, or performance. These roles might include producer, director, playwright, set designer, lighting designer, costume designer, production manager, technical director, choreographer, stage manager, theatrical technicians, stagehands, and/ or Actors.
What is a production team?