Theater

PLOT

• This is what happens in the play. Plot refers to the action; the basic storyline of the play.

• The main idea or lesson to be learned from the play.

• The one who move the action, or plot, of the play forward.

• The written by the playwright and spoken by the characters in the play.

Where is upstage

• The front of the stage

• The back

• The middle

• None of the above

Where is down stage

• The back

• The front

• Behind

• The middle

Responsible for leading rehearsals, hiring, actors, and the overall vision of a production.

• Producer
• Makeup Artist
• Prop Master
• Director

Dialogue

• the chapters in a drama/play
• characters in a drama/play
• what the actors say in a drama/play
• tools used to bring a scence

The line spoken just before your line, or the signal to enter or perform another action.

• Breaking Character

• Cue

• Compass Direction

• Black Out

In charge of creating routines for dance and movement during a production, most often during a musical.

• Prop Master
• Actress
• Choreographer
• Stage Makeup

Builds and designs sets for a production.  Works closely with director to get a sense of where the action is taking place.

• Set Designer
• Producer
• Costume Designer
• Music Director

Responsible for announcing "cues" during a production for lights, sound, sets, props, and actors during a show.

• Actress
• Stage Manager
• Sound Designer
• Stage Makeup Artist

In charge of rehearsing with the orchestra or "pit" for music and also helps direct the actors while they sing on stage.

• Sound Designer
• Choreographer
• Set Designer
• Music Director