Stage Information
Where are the wings located?
What is to the right and left of the stage?
Making up a scene/performance on the fly. Often a comedic tactic.
What is improvisation?
People who perform onstage during the show.
The cast or actors.
The removal of props or set pieces from the stage and clearing the stage back to empty for future performances.
What is strike.
What is the first musical I ever directed?
What is The Little Mermaid?
Definition of Flat
What is a piece of scenery painted and positioned on stage to give the appearance of a building or backgrounds.
Define Enunciate.
What is speaking clearly and distinctly so the audience can hear what is being said on stage.
Who creates and teaches the dances in musical theatre?
What is choreographer.
An actor performing a monologue in which they talk to themselves in order to give the audience insight about their innermost thoughts.
What is South Carolina?
What is the purpose of spike tape?
What is to mark specific locations on the stage for actors and set pieces.
The act of showing or explaining something through movement of the body and face instead of talking.
What is pantomime?
Who shares information with the audience about the play?
Who is narrator?
The speed at which actors speak.
What is tempo.
What is my husband's name?
What is Jake?
What type of stage only has the audience on one side of the stage?
What is proscenium stage?
What is dialogue that is spoken on stage but not "heard" by other actors on stage.
Define understudy.
What is an actor who learns one role as a backup for the original lead in the event of the lead's absence.
What does it mean to give a beat when acting?
What is pausing within a scene to allow moments of revelation and thought.
What is my favorite snack?
What is goldfish?
The area that can be seen on and off stage from the audience.
What are sight lines?
Speaking to the audience in the middle of the show instead of performing as if the audience wasn’t there
What is breaking the fourth wall?
A person that learns multiple characters’ roles (lines, blocking and choreography) and can fill the roles in the event of an original actor's absence.
What is swing.
A sign that communicates a character’s action, state of mind and relationship with other characters to an audience.
What is an acting gesture.
What subject did I teach prior to theatre?
What is chorus?