Stage and Rehearsal Behavior Quiz

When you are speaking on stage, you voice should...

• be soft so you don't hurt anyone's ears

• be off so you don't disturb the audience

• be loud and strong so everyone can hear you

When you are on stage but NOT speaking, your voice should...

• be off so you don't disturb the actors

• be strong so everyone can hear you.

• be soft so only your neighbor can hear you.

When you are on stage and acting our your part, your BODY should...

• be turned toward the back of stage.

• be facing the audience.

• be sitting on the risers.

When you are on stage and NOT acting our your part, your BODY should be...

• sitting calmly in you spot on the riser.

• be facing the actors.

• all of the above.

When you are on stage and NOT acting your part, your EYES should...

• be wandering all over the place.

• be following the action of the play.

• be on your shoes.

If you forget your lines during rehearsal you should...

• say, "line" so someone give you a reminder.

• stop the play and start over again.

• blame someone for distracting you.

If you forget your lines during the REAL performance you should...

• improvise, make something up that makes sense.

• just keep acting, the show must go on!

• all of the above.

When you aren't using them, your props should...

• be used to make your neighbors laugh.

• be set to the side of the stage until you need them again.

• be worn at all times.

When the songs come on, you should...

• stand still and act like you don't want to be there.

• run around and make a ton of noise.

• dance in your spot and sing in your best voice.

When the play is over, you should...

• start talking to your friends on stage.

• stand still and wait for the cue to take a bow.

• fall to your knees and cry.