Voice
Drinking or eating _____________ can alter your voice before a performance.
Dairy; Sugar
Acting without a script or preparation.
Improvisation
A character's main goal.
Objective
A stage where the audience sits on all sides (Colosseum)
Arena
The actions written in a script
Stage Directions
This vocal quality refers to the volume of the voice.
Projection
A style of acting without words or props.
Pantomime
What is in the way of the character achieving their goal.
Obstacle
The area of the stage closest to the audience
Downstage
What the script tells you about the context/setting that can help directors stage a show.
Given Circumstances
A ______________ can only take you so far onstage with the volume of your voice.
Microphone
Expression through the arms and hands.
Gestures
What the character does to achieve their goal.
Tactic
Stage directions are from the _______________ point of view.
Actor
What background characters can do when they are not the focus of the scene.
Stage Business
This vocal quality refers to the emotion in your voice.
Inflection
Presenting as confident and professional during an audition or production.
Stage Presence
The moments within a script where something changes (tactic, topic, etc.)
Beats
The stage type where the audience sits on 3 sides.
Thrust
This terms refers to when a director tells an actor to face the audience.
"Cheat out"
_________________ refers to the speed of your speech. ___________________ refers to how clearly your pronounce your words.
Rate; Articulation
This muscle is important for breathing, as it helps air pass through the lungs.
Diaphragm
This style of acting requires the actor to have complete emotional identification with their part.
Method
The type of stage at Ardrey Kell
Proscenium
Staging the movements of actors for a performance.
Blocking