Acting
This is the improv principle that encourages performers to agree with and expand upon ideas presented by their scene partners. (the golden rule of improv)
Improv
The element that involves using lighting to enhance the story
What is lighting design?
The way the characters are connected in a story
What are relationships?
The type of stage where the audience is only on one side, the kind of stage we have here at TMS
What is a Proscenium stage?
Acting without a script
What is Improv?
The element that uses artificially created sounds/music to enhance the story
What is sound design?
Where a story takes place
What is the setting?
The type of stage where you have audience on all 4 sides, bonus points if you get the real name and the nickname
What is an arena stage?
Theatre in the round
The improv game where we have 2 actors doing an improv scene, yell freeze, and another actor goes up and takes their position, and then starts a completely new scene
What is improv relay?
The element that creates what actors wear on stage
What is costume design?
The problem that arises in a story
What is the conflict?
The type of stage where you have audience on 3 sides
What is a thrust stage?
When an actor is facing towards the audience to ensure the audience can see their face
What is turning out?
The element that builds/designs the world of the play
What is set design?
The way a story is solved by the end of a story
What is a resolution?
The type of stage where you have audience on 2 sides, bonus points of you can give both names
What is a traverse stage?
Alley Stage
The play where two feuding families are trying to keep their children apart even though they are deeply in love (hint: not the movie name)
What is Romeo and Juliet?
The person who is in charge of the production and keeping things organized
Who is the director?
The changes a character goes through over the course of a story
What is a character arc?
The most flexible type of theatre space, can be transformed into anything!
What is a black box theatre?