Winter Performance Review Dance 1

Front

Match each component of B.A.S.T.E with its corresponding explanation. Any human movement including the act of dancing – dance steps, facials, partner lifts, gestures, and everyday movements such as walking.

Back

Body

Front

Match each component of B.A.S.T.E with its corresponding explanation. This can be shown through movement through levels, directions, place on the floor, pathways, and size.

Back

Space

Front

Match each component of B.A.S.T.E with its corresponding explanation: attack, weight, flow, and energy qualities.

Back

Energy

Front

Match each component of B.A.S.T.E with its corresponding explanation. The mobile figure or shape that is seen by others. Dancers may emphasize specific parts in a dance phrase or use the whole.

Back

Action

Front

Match each component of B.A.S.T.E with its corresponding explanation. The duration, speed, beat/tempo, cannon and ripples describe this.

Back

Time

Front

The frame that outlines the front of the stage: __________________________

Back

Proscenium Arch

Front

Where spectators sit and watch the performance: __________________________

Back

Audience/House

Front

The left side of the stage from the performer’s point of view: __________________________

Back

Stage Left

Front

Being towards the front of the stage: __________________________

Back

Downstage

Front

The line separating the stage from the auditorium where the curtain meets the floor: __________________________

Back

Proscenium Line