Strategies
........is where an Actor sometimes speaks directly to the audience to tell a story.
narration
How loud a character is speaking.
Volume.
A poem, story, picture, theme or world affairs that you use to create a piece a drama
A Stimuli.
The most common kind of stage, often reffered to as a 'Picture Frame stage.
Proscenium
How your face communicates how you character is feeling?
Facial Expressions
In a film, novel, or play: a scene that returns to events in the past.
flashback
........is the feeling/emotion in one's voice.
Tone
‘The Terrible Fate of Humpty Dumpty’ is an example of which genre.
Tragedy
A stage that allows the audience to sit on opposite sides of the stage
Traverse Stage
A single hand or head movement to communicate your character.
Gesture
Frozen Picture to tell a story
Tableaux
........ is when sounds or words are stressed in speech
emphasis
What are instructions for actors, directors, and the stage crew?
Stage Directions
An arrangement that puts the stage in the center of the audience
Theatre in the Round
The way you change your body to show who you are playing.
Body Language
....... acting out a future or imagined event
flash-forward
Name 3 vocal techniques?
Pitch, Pace, Pause, Tone, Emphasis etc
An item/object that an actor uses on stage.
Prop
A stage that extends into the audience on three sides
Thrust Stage
Grand Cayman has small Ampi-Theatre. (outside performance stage). Where is it
Dart Park.
Using your body to create set and props.
Object Building/Physical Theatre
..... when a character speaks in a different way depending on where they are from in world.
Accent
Name two things stage direction tell an actor.
Setting
How they feel
How they speak
How they move
Grand Cayman has 2 professional Theatre's. Name and identify the type of stage.
Prospect Playhouse Proscenium arch theatre
Harquail Theatre Thrust theatre.
The way your character stands
Posture/Stance