Show:
Stage directions
Tableaux
Monologues
Pantomime
Improv
100
The middle of the stage
What is center stage?
100
Facial expressions are of little importance in tableaux, True or false?
What is false? Facial expressions of huge importance in tableaux.
100
A monologue is a speech involving this many characters
What is 1?
100
There is no talking in pantomime, true or false?
What is true?
100
Losing your concentration, laughing where the scene doesn't call for it and saying "sorry, can I start again" are all examples of this:
What is breaking character?
200
To move downstage, the actor moves:
What is towards the audience?
200
In tableaux, characters maintain _________ contact and hold a strong BODY position.
What is eye?
200
A monologue can be performed by talking directly to the audience, true or false?
What is true?
200
When creating your story in tableaux, you want to keep the staoryline _________ so as not to confuse your audience.
What is simple?
200
In improv, you should never say this word:
What is No?
300
The right side of the audience area is called_______
What is house right?
300
Each tableau should be held for:
What is 15-20 seconds?
300
This worksheet that may include a character's family background, physical appearance and fears/ phobias is called:
What is a character profile?
300
By doing this with music, you can emphasize moments in your tableaux:
What is timing it to the music?
300
In improv, it is ideal to do this in your scene to make the actions of your character important to you, and the audience:
What is raise the stakes?
400
The back of the stage, or part of the stage farthest from the audience.
What is upstage?
400
Tableaux is sometimes referred to as ______ frame.
What is freeze?
400
If you forget a line, the best hing to do is:
What is call for a "line" and continue without breaking character.
400
This R word in pantomime is also referred to as approaching the object and can be done with your hand/arm
What is reach?
400
When your scene partner is speaking during improv, your should be doing this:
What is listening
500
On the map of the stage, if you follow the arrow and go towards the audience, you are going in this direction
What is downstage
500
Some examples of using levels in tableaux are (there are 4):
What is standing, sitting, crouching, laying?
500
Being "off book" means:
What is having your script memorized?
500
In pantomime, the first step in creating an imaginary object is to FOCUS or _________ the object. To see it in your mind.
What is visualize?
500
Punching, hitting and slapping are all examples of this V word that have no place in improvisation:
What is violence?