Drama 101
To perform onstage (the action)
The structure on stage that represents places in the play
what is the set
They create and teach the dance steps in a show
What is a choreographer
Conversations between characters,
What is dialogue
The words of the play.
What is the script
A person in a play or story
What is a character
The place or building where plays are presented
What is a theatre
The person who writes the lyrics to the songs in a musical
What is a lyricist
The highest point in action.
What is climax
A full auditorium - no seats available.
What is a full house
The person who is the leader or in charge of the paly
What is the director
An actor carries this onstage
What is a prop
The person who writes the music for a musical.
What is a composer
A theatre term for "good luck!"
What is "break a leg!"
The actor's right.
A long speech by an actor
What is a monologue
An actor wears this onstage
What is a costume
The city in the United States where Broadway was born.
What is New York
To make up lines as you go
What is ad lib
The area of the stage closest to the audience.
What is downstage
An actor must do this in order to be heard onstage
What is project
These people help with the lights, costumes, sets and props. They also help during the show.
What is run/stage crew
The difference between musical theatre and normal theater or a play.
What is singing.
Arranging actors on the stage in relationship to furniture and other actors.
What is blocking
A line or act that tells an actor when to go on stage, act, or speak.
What is a cue