Stage Directions
This is the front portion of the stage
Downstage
Written Conversation
Dialogue
The audience area
House
A Broadway take off of the Wizard of Oz. It was the story told of the witches in Oz
Wicked
This is a game where you sit down next to someone and act as a character
Park Bench
The back portion of the stage
Upstage
A complete scene or play in a format to be produced by actors and directors
Script
The drop farthest upstage in most settings. Also a large curtain, sometimes with a picture or design
Backdrop
This was a play based on the one of the founding fathers of America
Hamilton
This game is to help with quick thinking, attention, and eye contact
Zip, Zap, Zop
The actor's left side of the stage
Stage Left
A long speech said by a single actor to themselves, the audience, or to another character
Monologue
The usually curved area of the stage closest to the audience
Apron
A play about the New York Newsboy Strike. It was also a Disney movie.
Newsies
This game originates from a real group of people called the...
Mafia
The box shape in the middle of the stage
Center Stage
A long speech said by a single actor to themselves or the audience, but not to another character
Soliloquy
The areas to the left and right of the stage out of view to the audience. A part of the backstage area
The Wings
The story of a half masked man who lives in Paris. It is a dark romance and is the longest running Broadway production
In this you ask the person... and you have to act as what they tell you
What are you doing?
This is where the people coming to watch sit
In the Audience
The story of the play as the curtain rises.
Preliminary Situation
An arched opening through which the audience sees the stage. Also a style of theater with the audience seated predominantly in front of the stage
Proscenium
This play was about a Jewish milkman living in a small Russian town. The name of the play has to do with the top of a house.
Fiddler on the Roof
In this game, you add to the scene to create one big scene.
Martha