Rehearsal and How you're actually NOT "Done"

How many times should you rehearse?

• One and done

• About 3 times

• Until the teacher walks away

• As many times as you can because Rehearsal never stops.

Why do you need to know your character's G.O.T.E for every scene?

• To better portray the Character

• To understand the character and their motivations and how they react in different situations.

• It is okay to know just one GOTE every

• You Don't

After actors are assigned their roles, what is the first rehearsal 

• Blocking
• Technical
• Line Check
• Read through

Rehearsals where the director plans the actors' movements and stage groupings is called 

• A working/developing rehearsal
• A blocking rehearsal
• A run through
• A tech rehearsal

A run through rehearsal involves

• Reading through the script
• Rehearsing the play without stopping to fix mistakes
• Quickly saying lines
• Going over the technical aspects of the play

A polishing rehearsal allows actors to work on

• Weak areas in scenes
• The entire performance
• building set pieces for the stage
• The good parts of the play so they are even better

The most important people/person involved in the play are/is the

• Main Characters

• The person who has the most lines

• The person who is the funniest in the scene

• Everyone

Rehearsal etiquette has to do with:

• The way rehearsal is scheduled

• How one acts during rehearsal

• Ordering dinner on the phone

Rehearsal etiquette is important to:

• Maximize limited rehearsal time

• Learn LESS music

• Make the director angry

When the actor provides another actor with an option and the other actor picks it up and uses it, it is called?

• Give and Take

• Throw and Catch

• Pick up Put down

• Give up and Give in