Parts of the stage
Scripting
Acting
Plot
Random
100

middle of the stage

Center Stage (C)

100

person who writes a script

playwright

100

Clear, precise, pronunciation of speech

articulation

100

Main character in a play/story

Protagonist

100

A group of performers

ensemble

200

off stage right

Right Wing

200

What punctuation should NEVER be in a script?

quotation marks

200

Where and how characters move on stage

blocking

200

Is a sequence of events in a story.

plot

200

imaginary, between actor and audience

4th Wall

300

 the floor pieces over the orchestra pit

apron

300

A part in a play

role

300

Filling a space with sound; speak loudly .

projection
300

story's problem

conflict

300

To act or to do (Greek); a story written to be played out on the stage.

drama

400

audience area

house

400

People, Animals, Things etc. who are in a play. A personality an actor portrays in a scene or a play, which is different from the actor’s own personality

character

400

A way of expressing information or telling a story without  words by using body movements and facial expressions

pantomime

400

MDQ

Major Dramatic Question

400

The background and items on the stage that helps show the time and place of a story

set

500

why is the front of the stage "down" and the back "up"?

Ancient Greek stage was a wedge, with the back of the stage "up" off the ground so the audience could see the acton.
500

an instruction in the text of a play, especially one indicating movement

staging directions

500

when it's your turn as an actor to say or do something

cue

500

PASTO stands for what?

Preparation

Attack

Struggle

Turn

Outcome

500

a specific spot

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