6th Grade S&D DCA

Front

This kind of theatre space is often referred to as an “arena stage”, and the audience sits on the outside of the space, on all sides:

Back

Theatre in the round

Front

This kind of theatre space is often referred to as a “picture-frame stage” and the audience only sits on one side:

Back

Proscenium Arch

Front

This kind of theatre space is often called the “runway”. The stage juts into the audience, and the audience sits on three sides of the stage space:

Back

Thrust stage

Front

This kind of theatre space is simply a room with all black walls, ceiling, and floors and can change into any form of stage needed:

Back

Black box theatre

Front

This kind of theatre is performed anywhere and the audience does not know it is a performance:

Back

Found/Invisible Theatre

Front

Who decides the planned movement onstage?

Back

Director

Front

A callback is a...

Back

Follow up audition

Front

A cue-to-cue and a dry run are forms of a.

Back

Technical rehearsal

Front

A ........... is when the cast gets together and slowly reads the script.

Back

Read through

Front

Being Slow and deliberate, no vocals, no props, be realistic, objects come and go, feel the weight, stay open, one location are aspects of what?

Back

Pantomime rules