Intro to Theatre pt.1
A story to be played out on the stage.
What is drama?
One who writes plays.
What is a playwright?
Preserving as a moving photograph.
What is a film?
Belief in your worth and abilities as a person.
What is self-confidence?
Two or more people taking a step-by-step course of action that takes place over a period of time and is aimed at achieving goals.
What is a group process?
A written copy of the dialogue that the actors will speak.
What is a script?
The conversation between actors on stage.
The writing or performing of plays as well as the formal study of the art form. Also a building in which plays are performed.
What is theatre?
The way we see ourselves.
What is self-image?
Actions that are different from the norm.
What are risks?
Males or females playing character roles.
Who are actors?
A story in dialogue form to be acted out by actors before a live audience.
What is a play?
Repeated action that becomes a custom or ceremony.
What is a ritual?
Consideration for an acceptance of ourselves and others including other people's property, backgrounds and opinions.
What is respect?
The contacts a person has with many different people.
What are Interpersonal Relationships
The personality an actor portrays in a scene or play that is different from his or her own personality.
What is a character?
An actor's assumed behavior for the purpose of projecting a character to an audience.
What is acting?
What is a player-audience relationship?
Mental comments and opinions we repeat to ourselves constantly.
What is self-talk?
A group of people working together cooperatively.
What is an ensemble?
The term used to cover all parts of training or instruction in the field of theatre.
What is theatre arts?
The special literary style in which plays ware written.
What is dramatic structure?
The act of working together, getting along, and sharing responsibility.
What is cooperation?