Terms
Terms 2
Stage Areas and Body Positions
Mime/Tableau
Rideouts Randoms
100
A signal that tells the actors to do something
A Cue
100
A rehearsal before a performance where the lighting, sound, costume, are used to simulate the performance without an audience present
Dress Rehearsal
100
What body position are these actors in?
Profile
100
What is similar about tableau and mime and what is different
Mime is silent with movement
tableaus is also silent but has no movement
100
What is Ms. Rideout first name?
Samantha
200
A spontaneous action or unplanned drama
Improvisation
200
what is blocking
The movement and positioning of an actor on stage
200
Which body position is used primarily for stage combat / stage intimacy
Full Back
200
What is a focal point
the centre point of attention that the audiences focus should go towards during a tableau.
200
How many years have I worked at STM
4 Years (Including this year)
300
What is "Suspension of Disbelief"
The audience knows what they are watching is fake but chooses to believe its real in the moment. (Believability)
300
What is masking?
Interfering with the audience sight-lines. Covering his or her actions or another prop.
300
The actor in the baseball uniform is in what body position 
Quarter Turn Right
300
What is it called when we create object and your environment with our bodies
Object work
300
What is Ms. Rideout favourite musical
Legally Blonde
400
What does it mean to be "Off Book"
The point in which actors are memorized and no longer need their scripts
400
What is a monologue
A character verbalizing thoughts or feelings on stage alone for a long time.
400
Who's perspective do we view the stage from when labeling it
The Actors
400
To avoid confusing the audience, keep what has been created and established the same throughout the scene
Consistency
400
Name two universities Ms. Rideout attended
Brock / Queens
500
DAILY DOUBLE
The "Who" "What" "Where" "When" and "why" of a script
The Given Circumstances
500
The overall look on stage from the audience point of view
Stage Picture
500
what is the strongest position on stage
Downstage Right
500
What time period and why was tableau used in theatre history
Ancient Greek - To convey death on wagons since it could not happen on stage
500
Name all four subjects I have taught at STM
Drama, Film, Religion, Geography
600
Reading between the lines for deeper understanding
Subtext
600
working together as one on a dramatic piece and reinforcing the importance of the group.
(We as a class are a _______)
Ensemble
600
Why is stage right stronger then stage left?
Because when we learn to read we are taught left (stage right) to right (stage left)
600
List the three sections of mime
Major section, Mime units, mime beats
600
When is my birthday
March 4th