Ancient Greece
The ancient Greek amphitheater gets it's name from this phenomenon.
The AMPLIFICATION of sound.
In a black box theater, you can move this around the space- could be different for each show.
Seating.
Chairs.
Audience.
D&D stands for _____ while DM stands for ______
Dungeons and Dragons
Dungeon Master
The proper stage direction for when an actor is front and center.
Center Stage.
When the audience is surrounding the stage all sides
Theater-in-the-round
The playing space was called...
Orchestra
This technical tool is visible in a black box theater.
Lighting grid
This character is a cheerleader but described as "punk rock-ish."
Vera
Letting you know when it's your turn to act
Cue
The type of stage we have at BCCS
Platform
This group of actors spoke in unison so everyone could hear.
The Greek Chorus.
This feature gives the Proscenium it's proper name.
The D&D world where the game takes place.
New Landia
Only seen in parenthesis and italics, giving clues from the writer to the reader.
Stage directions
Could be used during a fashion show
Traverse stage
"Skene" is the origin of "scene" but what was it used for?
Backstage
On a proscenium stage, this type of wall separates the actors from the audience.
4th wall
Tilly dies in a car crash after Agnes makes what declaration?
"I wish I didn't have such a geeky sister!"
The theater term for pause.
Beat.
Often used when performing "Shakespeare in the Park."
Open Air Theater
This is the name of one of the theaters Ms. K visited while she was in Greece. It is the largest working ancient Greek amphitheater today.
Epidaurus
This was about when the black box theater became popular.
1950s- 1960s
This character seems to enjoy eating the flesh of humans... it's weird.
Lilith Morningstar
Heading away from the audience...
Upstage
3/4 of an audience, with the stage jutting forth.
Thrust Stage