Elements of drama
Conventions of Realism
Skills of drama
Theatre terms
Elements of Drama
100

What is the element of drama that represents a person in a performance?

Character

100

What is the imaginary wall you must not break in Realism?

"Fourth Wall"


100

What is the term used to describe actors' movements on stage?

Blocking


100

What is the term used to describe items on stage used in a performance?

Props

100

What is an element of drama starting with the letter 'C'?

Character, contrast

200

What are the four types of tension?

Mystery, Task, Surprise, Relationship

200

Dialogue, set design, and characters should be....

Believable 

200

Name 1 skill of drama

Acting, directing, devising 
200

What is the term used to describe spoken interactions between characters on stage?

Dialogue

200

Name the element that describes the atmosphere of the stage.

Mood

300

What is the element of drama that highlights a person's position in a social hierarchy?

Status

300

Storytelling that is presented in chronological order (beginning, middle, end) 

Linear Narrative

300

The process of conveying and expressing ideas, emotions, and messages to the audience

Communicating meaning

300

What is the term used to describe a group of actors working together?

Ensemble

300

Name two elements beginning with 'T'

Tension, time

400

Name 4 elements of drama

Mood, tension, movement, space, time, character, contrast, relationships, focus

400

What is the opposite of 'linear'?

Non-linear

400

When performing on stage, what do you need to remember to do as an actor?

no backs to audience, projection, stay focused, gestures, act as your character

400

The name given to the main character of a story

Protagonist

400
Explain how you would incorporate or manipulate the element of drama 'status' in your performance. 

Status = showcasing your status as the character on stage. I.e - who has higher 'status' or more importance. 

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