Acting
If you ______ your voice, everyone in the room will be able to hear you.
Project
A section of the stage floor that extends past the proscenium into the house where the audience is seated.
Apron
Which show is the longest-running musical on broadway?
Phantom of the Opera
1899
Who is said to be the first actor?
Thespis
The vibrations of your throat, sinuses, and hard and soft pallet, will affect what part of your voice?
Resonance
When lighting, scenery, sound, and costume changes are rehearsed without actors to integrate these technical elements into the show.
(Dry Tech)
William Shakespeare wrote how many plays?
The Mackinac Bridge is how many miles in length?
5 miles
What were the three main structural components to the theatre in Ancient Greece?
Skene, Orchestra, Theatron
Auditioning with a script you haven't previously read is called what?
A cold reading
Gathering small items of furniture is often the responsibility of which of these departments?
Props
When was the first ever production of les Misarable?
1980
What is Michigan’s northernmost community?
Copper Harbor
What are the traditional colors used in theatrical lighting?
Amber & Blue
What is it called when an actor is supposed to have the script memorized for the next rehearsal?
Off Book
When Technicians are “Loading in” what are they doing?
Installing the set onstage
Premiering in New York in 1967, which musical became famous for the amount of nudity involved?
Hair
People from Michigan’s Upper Peninsula call the people from the Lower Peninsula what?
Trolls
What are the four main types of theatre performance spaces?
Proscenium, Thrust, In the Round, Black Box
What is the most famous acting technique?
The Stanislavski Technique - Method Acting
What stage managers call the master copy of the script documenting technical cues and actor blocking?
Promptbook, Calling Script, Show Bible
Which city is “Much Ado About Nothing” set in?
Messena Italy
When was the word Yooper first published?
1979
When was APO founded? (Bonus points for the month & day)
August 12, 1925