12 Question Theatre Quiz (8/24/2023)

The U.S. labor union that represents Actors and Stage Managers.

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The timing or movement of the dialogue in a script, often denoted by a pause in speaking.

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To select specific actors for character portrayal in a play or dramatic work; (n) The term given to describe the actors in a play or dramatic work.

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To turn your face or entire body out to the audience to be seen better without completely turning so it still looks natural.

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The event that begins the conflict of the play or scene and builds to the climax; sets the central conflict into motion.

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The justification or reason for a particular action taken by the character.

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Screen Actors Guild-American Federation of Television and Radio Artists; an American labor union representing film and television principal and background performers.

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The written text of a play or movie.

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The locale, period, and time in which the action of a play takes place; the time, place, or social situation in which the action of a literary work takes place.

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The performance area; does not have to be a traditional performance space.

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