Theatre Basics
Acting
Set Design
Shakespeare
Theatre History
100

A group of people working together in a show

What is a cast?

100

An event where the director views potential candidates for roles in a play

What is an audition?

100

A type of stage where the audience sits on all 4 sides

What is arena/in the round?

100

She's the Man is a modern adaptation of this Shakespeare play

What is Twelfth Night?

100

Greeks typically wrote this genre of plays

What are tragedies?

200

An invisible wall between the stage and the audience

What is the fourth wall?

200

A long bit of dialogue performed by only one actor

What is a monologue?

200

A drawing of a set design that is drawn from the view above the stage

What is a ground plan?

200

The musical adaptation of Romeo and Juliet

What is West Side Story?

200

The most famous of all the Commedia dell Arte masks

Who is Harlequin?

300

A single light in a theatre that stays on all night for superstitious reasons

What is a ghost light?

300

A character's goal in a scene

What is an objective?

300

The first step in the set design process

What is reading the script?

300

A type of play where a character has a flaw that eventually leads to their downfall (Hamlet and Macbeth are examples of this)

What is a tragedy?

300

The very first actor

Who is Thespis?

400

A style of theatre where the actors perform without a set script and make up the story on the fly.

What is improvisation?

400

Actions that a character takes to get what they want (in the form of a verb)

What is an tactic?

400

Something that is built for a set to look like walls of a house

What is a flat?

400

The theatre in London where Shakespeare's plays were performed 

What is the Globe theatre?

400

The god that the Greeks did religious ritual festivals for

Who is Dionysus?

500

The name for the area where the audience sits during a show

What is the house?

500

The precise movements of actors and set pieces onstage during a play

What is blocking?

500

A platform that is on wheels so it can easily move on and offstage

What is a wagon?

500

The name of the rhythm of how Shakespeare wrote his plays

What is iambic pentameter?

500

A plot device where a problem is solved by a sudden, unexpected solution

What is Deux Ex Machina?