Beetlejuice the Musical
Hamilton
Phantom of the Opera
Cats The Musical
Sister Act
100

What is a Cue?

The last words, actions or technical effect that immediately precedes any line or business; a stage signal.

100
What is an Audition?

A tryout for a position or role in a play. 

100

What is Improvisation?

The impromptu portrayal of a character or a scene without any rehearsal or preparation.

100

What is a Motivation?

The reason behind a character's behavior.

100

What happens onstage to hold the audience's attention?


(One word)

Action!

200
What is a character's Master Gesture?

A distinctive action that is repeated and serves as a clue to a character's personality!


(A repeated action done by one character exclusively)

200
This is used in representational theater; an imaginary wall through which the audience watches the action of the play.

What is the Fourth Wall?

200

what is it called when someone uses ALL the methods, including physical or mental acts or objects, to reach the goals of a character/characters.

What is playing the objectives?

200

What is Emotional Acting?

The playing of a role in such a way that the actor weeps, suffers, or struggles emotionally; also called Subjective Acting.


(Acting by using overwhelming feelings or emotions to effectively portray a character)

200

Describe/explain what Fade-off lines are?

Lines that actors trail off rather than finishing.

300

What is uhhhhhhhhhhhh

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300

What is a Dress Rehearsal?

An uninterrupted rehearsal with costumes and props; the final rehearsal before the first performance.


(The final rehearsals with costumes and props before opening night)

300

What does it mean to be Playing the conditions?

Interpreting characters with the help of the elements of time, place, weather, objects, and the state of the individual.


(Using elements to interpret characters)

300

What is Emotional Memory?

The recalling of specific emotions, such as fear, joy or anger; a technique used by actors in developing characterization.

300

What are Cut-off lines in a script?

Lines that are interrupted by another speaker or another objective. Oftentimes/always indicated in the script by dashes.

400

Describe Intention?

The inner force driving a character's behavior

400
What does it mean to Ad-Lib?

To improvise stage business or conversation, especially when an actor has missed or forgotten lines and other actors must supply the missing information.

400

Responding to each line, action, and character in the permanent present is called?

What is Playing the moment?

400

What is Dialogue in a script?

The lines of a play spoken by characters.


(Speech made by characters)

400

What is a Beat?

One unit of text denoting the beginning and end of an action.

500

The practice of putting oneself in the action as if it were really happening. 

What is Magic If?

500
What is Stage Business?

The part of acting that involves the use of hand props, costume props, stage props, other actors and parts of the set (doors, windows, lighting fixtures)


500

What is it called when a character faces each crisis or obstacle that stand in the way of an objective of the character?

What is playing the obstacles?

500

What is the selection and pronunciation of words and their combinations in speech?

What is Diction?

500
What is a situation in which an audience is led to believe that each performance is the first called?

What is the Illusion of the first time?