The term audience etiquette refers to ____________________________________________________.

• the part of the performance for loud applause.
• behaviors expected from a live audience

Which rules listed below are examples of how you should behave in a live production? Multiple should be selected.

• Arrive on time. Doors are locked after the show starts.
• Avoid food or drink that is distracting.
• Take pictures and videos to compliment the actors.
• Applaud after songs and at the end of scenes.
• Stay seated until intermission.

Designing props and scenery for live productions must consider the audience space. Which two types of theaters allow for large scenery and non-realistic props?

• Arena
• Proscenium
• Thrust

What is the proscenium?

• A runway that goes into the audience.
• An archway around the stage that frames the action

What are the four ingredients to make live theater?

• Actors
• Costumes
• Audience
• Space
• Plot

What statement best describes the responsibilities of a producer?

• Casting the show, directing rehearsals and planning movement for actors
• Providing funding for a production and making financial decisions
• Calling the Show and Directing the show opening night

What statement best describes the responsibilities of a director?

• Casting the show, directing rehearsals and planning movement for actors
• Providing funding for a production and making financial decisions
• Calling the Show and Directing the show opening night

What statement best describes the responsibilities of a stage manager?

• Casting the show, directing rehearsals and planning movement for actors
• Providing funding for a production and making financial decisions
• Calling the Show and Directing the show opening night

What type of rehearsal is it where actors are learning their movement?

• Blocking
• Full Run
• Technical Rehearsal
• Dress Rehearsal

What type of rehearsal is it when each design element is run and repeated until it is correct, remember this is the rehearsal that only runs one design element at a time?

• Blocking
• Full Run
• Technical Rehearsal
• Dress Rehearsal