Stages
The stage that is referred to as a box or picture frame
What is proscenium?
This is is when the actors face each other
What is profile?
The areas on either side of the stage
What are the wings?
Movement on the stage
What is blocking?
This person makes the final decisions for the production
Who is the director?
This is the stage that has audience on all 4 sides
What is arena?
1/4 right or 1/4 left is also known as what
What is cheat out?
The head height of the actor
What is level?
What is a stage picture?
This is the turning point of the play
What is the climax?
The stage with audience on three sides
What is thrust?
This is the position an actor should rarely or never use
What is full back?
The way stages use to be built
What is raked?
Items carried onstage by an actor
What are props?
A frozen picture onstage
What is a tableaux?
This is the area that extends passed the Grand Drape
What is the apron?
A position that an actor may take when exiting upstage
What is 3/4 right or left?
Where the audience sits
What is the house?
The actor's position onstage that can be described in 5 different angles
What is body position?
Clothes worn by characters in a play
What are costumes?
The line that the Grand drape crosses
What is the proscenium line?
A position that an actor takes when breaking the fourth wall
What is full front?
The person who takes on a role
What is an actor?
The number of basic stage areas
What is nine?
A sequence of events or storyline
What is plot?