Acting in Theatre- Week 7

A RESPONSE is

• calling out to someone across the stage.

• an actor's reaction to any kind of imaginary stimuli.

• how high or low your voice is.

ACTING is

• the order in which you get dressed.

• people who watch, listen, and respond to a performance.

• an actor's assumed behavior for the purpose of projecting a character to an audience.

BELIEVABLE means to convince the audience.

• True

• False

A CONFLICT is

• the problem or obstacles a literary character must overcome, often a struggle between opposing forces.

• is to depict someone or something in a work of art or literature.

• planned choreography for musicals.

An OBSTACLE is

• the section of the house where the audience sits.

• a thing that blocks one's way or prevents or hinders progress.

• the toy you find in a cereal box.

An OBJECTIVE is what a character wants more than anything in a particular scene.

• True

• False

A ROLE

• a part or character played by an actor.

• the part of the stage that the audience cannot see.

• another name for petticoat.

PACE is

• crumpled up costumes left on the stage.

• how soft or loud your voice is.

• the tempo or speed at which a scene is played.

DIALOGUE is

• spoken lines in a skit or a play.

• the space between the curtain and the audience.

• how an actor moves on stage.

A SCENE is

• the part of a prop sword that always breaks.

• the air taken into or expelled from the lungs and also the source of our voice.

• a section of a play that occurs at one place, at one time.