12 Question Theatre Quiz (8/17/2023)

the group of people attending a performance.

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the established practices and behavior that reinforce the community experience of theatre for all who attend performaces.

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the patterns and arrangements of actors' movement on stag with respect to each other and the performance space; often referred to as "staging".

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a coordinated group of actors who work together for the common goal of a successful performance.

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a scene, play, or drama activity that is led by a teacher or instructor.

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a spontaneous style of theatre in which scenes are created without advanced rehearsing or scripting.

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the art of showing a character or telling a story through movement and gestures non-verbally.

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the specific "want" or "need" of one character; the success is dependent on his or her overcoming the particular obstacles presented in the moment, scene, or play or on the actions of other characters.

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the art of acting without words through facial expression and gesture.

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assistance given by the teacher/director as a fellow player to the students/actor during the solving of a problem to help keep him or her in focus.

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