Theatre Terminologies
Types of Stages
Theatre Terminologies
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What is the script?

The written text of a play.

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Procenium/ End Stage

A stage in which the audience sits on one side and the actor on the other side. 

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Role

A part in a play; the character played by an actor in a play

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"You'll stay up till this dump shines like the top of the Chrysler building"

Annie

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Shakespeare wrote ______ plays and 154 sonnets.

37

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One person's speech on stage is referred to as?

A monologue

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Thrust Stage

Where the audience sits on three sides.

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Set

All the scenery, backdrops, and set pieces used to create an environment for the dramatic performance.

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"I hope you dance"

Hamilton

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Upstage

The furthest part of the stage from the audience.

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What is the Plot?

The sequence of events in the play or story.

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Promenade

The audience follows the action on foot, moving from one location to another.

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Wings

Curtains that are used to separate the backstage area on either side of the stage.

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"The music of the night"

The Phantom of the Opera

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Clothing worn by the caharcters in a play.

Costumes

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Accent

A way of speaking

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Black Box

Adaptable playing space.

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Project

Throw the voice to the farthest person in the audience. Increasing volume.

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"It's show time!"

Beetlejuice

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What did Prince Edward tell the prisoners from the village jail?

"When I mount my throne, you shall all be free."

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Characterization

The process of taking on a character.,

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Theatre in the Round/ Arena

A stage in which the audience sits all around or on all four sides.

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Flashback

 Acting out an event in the past.

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“Hakuna Matata! What a wonderful phrase"

Lion King

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What are the Elements of Production?

Lighting, Sound, Set, Costumes, Props, Makeup and Hair, Stage Management

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