THEATRE TERMS
STAGE COMBAT
DESIGNING
Plays/Directing
TECHNIQUE
100

Small actions used to fill time, create character & sometimes to make action "more" realistic.

What is Stage Business?

100

NOBOBY GETS HURT!

What is the 1st rule of Stage Combat?

100

This gives information on the tone & style of a play.

What are Costumes?

100

Author of Cyrano de Bergerac.

Who is Edmond Rostand?

100

Actors develop characters from inside-out to create more of a "true or real" performance.

What is the Stanislavski Technique?

200

a long speech said by a single actor to themselves, the audience, or to another character.

What is a Monologue?

200

A defensive action which blocks or deflects an attack.

What is a Parry?

200

This person normally creates a different rendering for each costume.

What is a Costume Designer?

200

Author of Great Expectations.

Who is Charles Dickens?

200

Also Called Collaborative creation....form of Theatre where script originates not from a writer but from collaborative usually improvisational from actors

What is Devised Theatre?

300

A story or action performed without words relying on body language.

What is a Pantomime?

300

A written account of each step of a fight

What is a Combat Map?

300

This person plans and provides sound effects in a play

What is the  Sound Designer?

300

Author of Three Sisters.

Who is Anton Checkov?

300

Involves 3 main components that work hand in hand: emotional preparation, repetition, & improvisation.

What is the Meisner Technique?

400

The last words or actions indicating the time for another actor to speak or move.

What is a cue?

400

A movement of the body and/or feet in order to dodge an attack.

What is avoidance?

400

Usually thought of as a  bird's eye view of the stage; It aids the designer in developing scenic design & is used by the director for establishing the flow of the action

What is a Ground Plan?

400

Runs the rehearsal & gives the actors instructions for blocking & Acting

Who is the Director?

400

Tempo, duration, repetition, kinesthetic response, shape, spatial relationship, gesture,, architecture & topography.

What are Anne Bogart's Nine Viewpoints?

500

The who, what, when, where, why of the play, scene or character.

What is  given circumstances?

500

Literally meaning "body-to-body

What is Corps-a-Corps?

500

This suggests the style/tone of whole production/creates mood & atmosphere & gives clues for specific time/place of action & offers creative possibilities for the movement & grouping of actors.

What is a Theatre Set?

500

Choses the creative vision & helps steers all components of the production.

Who is the director?

500

Running, Back & Blanket.

What are 3 stiches used in making costumes for Theatre.