Recap

What is it called when we use something to inspire a performance?

• Improvisation

• Devising

• Stimulus

• Mime

What may a performer use to show that one character has more power than another? (select 2)

• Weight

• Avoiding eye contact

• Body language

• Levels

What is a scene?

• The playwright deciding what words to use

• A specific section within a play

• Noticing the lovely weather

• The moment a director gives instructions to the actor

What makes spontaneous improvisation different to rehearsed improvisation?

• It uses a script

• It is planned and rehearsed prior

• There is no planning or discussion just seeing where the words and actions take you

• It has a director telling you how to react to the words and what to say

What are the two main focuses when using mime?

• You say exactly what you think

• You only use body language

• You make noises to show your emotion but no words.

• There are no words spoken 

What is the meaning of a duologue?

• One actor has a section of dialogue to speak

• Two actors use the same movements

• Everyone on stage speaks at the same time

• Two actors have a section of dialogue to speak

I have used this image to ..... a piece of performance

• React

• Devise

• Demand

• Recap

What is the definition of improvisation?

• To act out a scene/ moment that has no predetermined destination.

• To randomly shout boo at someone passing by

• A moment in a play that has a script

• To act out a moment that has no script.

What are the two types of Improvisation?

• Spontaneous

• Creation

• Devising

• Rehearsed

Which is the correct spelling

• Rehaersal

• Rehersal

• Rehearsal

• Rehearsill