Technical Theatre
The type of technical theatre that can transform the face
Makeup
Acting without a script
Improvisation (improv)
The name for the middle of the stage
Centerstage
The person/animal/thing you are playing in a show, the name of the ______ comes before the line in a script
Character
The word meaning "be loud, but not in a way that's going to hurt your vocal chords"
Projection (project)
The type of technical theatre that includes the objects we use and interact with when acting
Props
Acting without speaking
The name for the area of the stage that appears to the audience as their left
Stage right
The character who speaks to the audience directly, explaining the plot of the play or musical
Narrator
The term meaning "showing emotion through your face"
Facial expressions
The type of technical theatre that transforms the stage to create different environments
Sets
A performance with acting, dancing, AND singing
The name of the area of the stage that appears to the audience as their right
Stage left
This information is written in italics or in parenthesis, it helps to explain the action of the play or musical
Stage Directions
What do I tell you is the key to the counting game?
"Slow and steady wins the race," "wait as long as possible," "work together"
The person in charge of the show
Director
A performance with acting (sometimes dancing) and NO singing
Play
The area of the stage that is closer to the audience
Downstage
The name of the group of people in a play or musical that are the "background" characters, starts with an "E"
Ensemble
Name and spell the name of the muscle used in proper projection
Diaphragm
Name all 7 types of technical theatre.
Lights, sound, sets, props, costumes, makeup/hair, and directing
A type of performance in New York City and is known as the best of the best of theatre
Broadway
The area of the stage the is farthest away from the audience
Upstage
The name of the script we read together in class
Rainforest Murder
The name of the secret door in the floor of the stage
Trapdoor