DIRECTION: The horizontal orientation on the stage
Stage Left/Right
DIRECTION: Farthest away from the audience
AREA: Where Vans is standing (cinnamon roll)
Center Stage Left
AREA: Where Vans is standing (cake)
Center Stage Right
STAR QUESTION: What shows did the Drama Club go to see on Broadway in the last two years?
Sweeney Todd and The Outsiders
DIRECTION: Right in the middle
Center Stage
AREA: Right in the middle of everything
Center Stage
AREA: Where Vans is standing (brownie)
Downstage Right
STAR QUESTION: Finish the sentence! (Hint: Mr. Hewitt is known to say this sentence)
"Acting is ____"
Reacting
AREA: Where Vans is standing (croissant)
Upstage Center
The placement of actors on the stage during a scene
Blocking
The orientation in which the actor is facing completely to the left or right
Profile
The act of going from one side of the stage to the other
DIRECTION: Closest to the audience
Downstage
The precise orientation of an actor when they are conversing or facing another actor to ensure that they are still acting to the audience (think: feet are pointed towards either corner of the auditorium)
One Quarter
STAR QUESTION: What is it called when the choreographer is "fixing" the dancing after learning the choreography to make sure that it is show-ready?
AREA: Where Vans is standing (ice cream)
STAR QUESTION: What is the festival near the end of the year where all the schools in the county come together to celebrate their theatrical seasons called?
TheatreFest (if you said DramaFest, I'm sorry, technicalities are technicalities)
The orientation of an actor when they are completely facing the audience
Full Front
What should an actor always do to ensure that their expressions can be seen to the majority of the audience, even in instances where they are conversing with another actor?
Cheating Out
Things that the directors ask the cast to do with the goal of making the show better with every run
Notes
STAR QUESTION: What was the last number in Act I of Matilda?
Bruce
Pantomime
Abbreviations that are commonly used in blocking (example: downstage = DS)
Shorthand
A moment in which an actor breaks the fourth wall to speak to the audience
Aside