Terms
Traditions
Elements
"I and You"
Spaces
100

The arrangement of events in a story. 

What is the plot? 

100

Theatre has been around for __________. 

What is a long time? 

100

TheatRE is referred to as the __________. TheatER is referred to as the __________. 

What is the art form? What is the building? 

100

Name the characters in the play. 

Who are Caroline and Anthony? 

100

The place where the actors perform.

The stage. 

200

I know the events occuring on stage are not real, but I pretend they are!

What is suspension of disbelief? 
200

These are major life themes of dramatic work. Every story touches on one of these. 

What is Love, War, Generations, Rebellion, Dreams, Values? 

200

An actor or performer doesn't use props. S/he simply mimes the action. 

What is Pantomime? 

200

Caroline needs a new _______. She does not go to school because of this. 

What is she needs a new liver?
200

The audience is always seated on ONE side, facing the stage. There's an arch, will curtains hanging. This is the most common stage or performance space. 

What is a Proscenium stage? 

300

Anything the audience can hear on stage. 

What is music? 

300

Actors freeze in poses to create a picture of one important moment in a play. 

What is tableau? 

300

If a story has a happy ending, it is considered a _______. 

What is a comedy? 

300

Anthony comes to Caroline's house on work on a ________. 

What is an English project? 
300

The audience is seated on THREE sides of the stage. 

What is a Thrust stage? 

400

Anything the audience can see on stage. 

What is spectacle? 

400

These are the reasons we go to the theatre.

What is entertainment, emotional workout, memories, community, political/social change? 

400

This Greek philosopher established Six Elements of dramatic structure.

Who was Aristotle? 

400

We find out that ________ happened to Anthony at the end of the play. 

What is he died from a concussion?

400

Usually, in a smaller setting, the audience is seated on ALL sides of the stage. 

What is theatre-in-the-round? 

500

I am aware that everything I'm seeing on stage is not reality. I know the difference. 

What is Aesthetic Distance? 

500

A ritual is _______________. 

Something that is performed in a prescribed order. 

500

The number of times an event must happen on stage in order to establish a theatrical convention. 

What is THREE times? 

500

All of the action of the play seems to happen in Caroline's bedroom before realizing it actually happens in __________. 

What is a hospital room? 

500

Usually, in a very large setting, the audience is seated on ALL sides of the stage stacked on multiple levels. 

What is an arena?