Basic Definitions
Theatre Terminology
Shakespeare
Warming Up
Misc.
100

A play, activity, or other presentation considered in term of its dramatic quality.

Theatre

100

These tell us where to go on the stage. An additional 100 points if you can name all of the directions.

Stage Directions- US, DS, C, SL, SR, USR, USL, DSR, and DSL

100

Where Shakespeare was born. 

Stratford upon Avon, England

100

List 2 reasons as to why we warm up.

Prevent Injury. Promote Flexibility. Your time to focus. Helps create routine.

100

This was the Shakespeare play we read in class.

Romeo and Juliet.

200

An exciting, emotional, and/or sudden turn of events. A genre of theatre.

Drama

200

A theatre professional who oversees the mounting of a theatre production by unifying various elements.

Director

200

Shakespeare's Wife. 

Anne Hathaway.

200

Lips, Teeth, Tongue, Cheeks

Articulators

200

Acting without script, working collaboratively and creatively to create theatre on your feet.

Improv

300

1) Communicating nonverbally through the face.

2) Communicating nonverbally through the body.

Facial Expressions. Body Language.

300
1) A conversational exchange between two or more people.


2) A long speech performed by one actor.

Dialogue

Monologue

300

This was Shakespeare's home base, where many of his plays were performed.

The Globe Theatre.

300

Actors use _______ to throw their voice out to the audience so they can be heard. To achieve this they support from their ______.

Projection. Diaphragm. 

300

Give me the definition for a play, musical, and ballet.

100 points each.

A piece of performance art meant to be performed not just read.

A play with singing and dancing.

A piece of performance art where the story is told through movement, theatrical in nature.

400

A movement of part of the body to express an idea/emotion or emphasize a point. 

Gestures

400

These are the set of rules that tell us how to behave while viewing a live production. Name 3.

Theatre Etiquette


400

This is how Shakespeare became a famous writer.

He made a brief trip to London which inspired him to join an acting company there and become their resident playwright. 

400

Using your articulators to speak clearly.

Annunciation.

400

A map for design

Rendering

500

Theatre is measured by dramatic quality as art is measured by this. 

Tone

500

Name and define the three teams or components that go into every musical, play, opera, etc.

Actors- people who perform on the stage

Creative Team- Director, Choreographer, Composer, etc.

Technical Theatre- Costumes, Props, Set, Lights, etc.

500

This is the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables that Shakespeare wrote in, like a form of poetry. 

Iambic Pentameter.

500

Name one warm up we reviewed.

Vocal, Physical, or Mind.

500

Bird's eye view of the set of a production. It is drawn in your notes.

Ground Plan.