Parts of the Stage

This Acting Position is also known as "Cheating Out."

• Three-Quarter

• One-Quarter

• Full Front

• Profile

This is where actors prepare their costumes, makeup, and hair.

• Dressing Room

• Green Room

• Wings

• Crossover

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Stage Directions:

• Are instructors for actors

• Can be found in a script

• Come from the director

• All of the above

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How the character sounds is known as:

• Physicality

• Projection

• Vocal Life

• Pitch

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At it's core, theatre is...

• Storytelling

• Make Believe

• Acting

• Wearing Costumes

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How many parts of the stage are there? (Consider only the parts that can be seen by the audience.)

• 10

• 3

• 6

• 9

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Which of these is not considered a backstage area?

• The Crossover

• The Green Room

• CSL

• The Wings

The part of the stage furthest away from the audience is called what?

• Upstage

• Downstage

• Center Stage

• Stage Left

An abbreviation for the most center part of the stage.

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This is usually where an actor stands right before they go onstage.

• Stage Right

• The Wings

• Stage Left

• Upstage

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