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_____ is the person responsible for the direction of the actors in a play, that is, the one who determines such matters as the tempo, interpretation, and the blocking of the actors.
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______ is the person who designs the scenery.
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The _____ is prepared to take over an important role should the actor playing the role miss a performance.
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______ is a smaller division of an act or of the play itself (____ - Act - Play).
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_______ is the goal a character has in a particular scene or play; the need or want; the intention.
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_____ is the area between the front edge of the stage and the first row of audience seats where the orchestra can play music during a musical.
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_____ is any action, exluding blocking, to help make a scene more realistic (eating, cleaning, ironing, putting on makeup...).
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____ is the person an actor plays in a show. Another term for character, as in, "What ____ are you auditioning for?"
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____ is the created surroundings in which the action of a play takes place.
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_____ is the character or situation in a play that creates conflict (what gets in the way of the objective of the protagonist).
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Greek theatre has its beginnings in religous ceremonies to the god ______ (the god of wine and fertility).
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The ________ style stage is the most popular and has an audience on one side, a pit, an apron, and a main drape.
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The Romans were the first to use a front _________.
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A group of two or more actors who hold scripts and act out a scene or piece of literature with a limited range of movement are performing ____________________.
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"Please _________, Jane. I cannot hear you at the back of the auditiorium."
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I can't wait to go to the ______ tonight and see the play!
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"No, don't say that line to the other character's on stage," the director instructed. "It's a(n) ______. It should be said directly out to the audience as if you're sharing a secret or revealing a thought to them."
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"Please get with a partner. The two of you will need to find a(n) _____ scene to perform for contest." A scene for 2 actors.
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This is a(n) ______ play. All the characters have equal sized roles and stage time. Also a term that means a scene for three or more people.
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I made a ______ backstage for easy access to all the show's props.
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21.
"While you are waiting your turn to audition, please wait in the ____ room; the actor's lounge."
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"Be sure to check the _______ for important information about auditions and rehearsal times."
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"After Friday's performance, I'll need everyone to stay and _____ the show so that the stage can offstage areas are clear for school on Monday." To take down and put away all aspects of a production.
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____ is acting out a story without the use of words or props.
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_____ is the Greek person who is credited with being the first actor.
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