DRAMA - Tracked Retrieval TWO!

What does mirroring mean?

• When a character feels the same way as another

• When you copy another's actions exactly

• When you use a mirror as a prop

What are the three key Drama skills used to create a character? Choose the three correct answers.

• Facial expressions

• Mime

• Body Language

• Mirroring

• Vocalisation (voice)

What does improvisation mean?

• When you make something up on the spot

• When you get something wrong

• When you haven't rehearsed

• None of the above

What is cross-cutting?

• Two separate plays

• A very short scene

• When one scene quickly follows another

• When two different scenes occur on the same stage at the same time

What does proxemics mean?

• A scientific term

• The distance between characters

• Truth

• An angry facial expression

When you 'block' a scene in a rehearsal, what does this mean?

• You have your back to the audience

• All characters attempt to block one another

• You go through the positions of the characters on stage without acting through all of the drama

Where on the stage is this actor?

• Stage right

• Stage left

• Centre stage

What is the name for this type of stage?

• Traverse

• Theatre in the round

• Proscenium

• Arena stage

What is the name for this type of stage?

• Traverse

• Theatre in the round

• Proscenium

• Arena stage

What does 'marking the moment' mean in Drama?

• When the actors stop when there is an important scene

• When key passages of script are underlined

• When the actors highlight a key moment in their piece using a particular drama device