Parts of
The Stage
The Stage
Any area which is not considered playing space or backstage area. More specifically, the house refers to any area in the theatre where the audience is seated.
House
The group of people who are watching and experiencing a live performance with no other intentions.
Audience
Number 5
Center Stage
Ms. Luttrell's FAVORITE superhero
Spider-Man
To speak loudly and clearly so that your voice can be heard at a distance.
The space directly off stage where the audience can not see the actors.
The Wings
Individuals who entertain an audience through acting, singing, dancing, or other forms of performance
Performers
Number 8
Down Stage
What age group Ms. Luttrell wants to teach after college
ALL AGES!!
A speech by one person/actor in a performance. Often used for auditions.
Monologue
The area where the audience cannot that includes things such as dressing rooms, wardrobe departments, and more.
Back Stage
A piece of writing in the form of drama, consist of dialogue, stage directions, and instructions.
Script
Up Stage
Ms. Luttrell's favorite musical
In The Heights
The staging of actors to create the performance of a show.
Blocking
The edge of a stage, usually curved
The Apron
The person who oversees all aspects of a show and makes artistic decisions.
Director
Number 4
Center Stage Right
Ms. Luttrell's favorite show she has been in
Something Rotten
An invitation from the director to the actor for a “second audition”
Call Back
A frame around the stage. It was meant to act like a picture frame for the performances.
The Proscenium Arch
The visual and auditory components that create the world of the play and support the story
Design Elements
Number 3
Up Stage Left
The Name of Ms. Luttrell's Orange Cat
Arlo
Organizes all teams that are involved in a production.
Stage Manager