Procedures
What is the first thing students should do when they come in the theatre room?
Stand still and quiet on their spot
What is pantomime?
acting without props or sound
What word belongs in the blank?
I will participate in ______ activities
ALL
How many areas of the stage are there?
9
What is your theatre teacher's name (spell correctly)?
Mrs. Grimm
What are the two parts of our daily warm-up?
Physical (crazy 8s, Big Face/Little Face, Sun Salutation)
Voice/Vocal (tongue twister)
In Greek Theatre, actors speak together in one large group called a:
Chorus
What does a good audience member do?
Watch quietly
Give full focus to the performer
Clap at the end
etc.
The part of the stage that is closest to the audience is called...
Downstage
Where do I go if there's a fire drill?
Out the doors by the art room and across the parking lot
Why did Greeks wear masks on stage?
So that the audience could see their features from far away
Fill in the blanks:
I will be kind to ________, _________, and _________
My peers, my teacher, and myself.
The part of the stage that is farthest from the audience is called...
Upstage
When saying a tongue twister, which is more important: saying it correctly or saying it quickly?
Saying it correctly
What special pattern do the clipboards go in?
Right side up (clip at the top), upside down (clip at the bottom), right side up, upside down, etc
Who was Thespis?
The first person to step out of the Greek chorus and speak by himself
How many times should Mrs. Grimm have to give the directions before I follow them?
One
Stage left is the actor's left when....
facing the audience
What part of the script tells me about my character's movements?
The Stage directions
If a director wanted their actor to take one step closer to the audience and to the actor's left, they would tell the actor to move
Downstage Left
What musical is 5th Grade performing in February?
Aladdin