Monologues and Musicals

What is a monologue in theatre?

• A speech spoken by a single character on stage.

• Two actors expressing emotion on stage.

• Acting without props.

How does a monologue differ from a dialogue?

• A monologue has speaking while a dialogue is completely silent on stage.

• A monologue involves gestures, while a dialogue has no movement.

• A monologue involves one character speaking alone, while a dialogue is a conversation between two or more characters.

Can a monologue be delivered by more than one person?

• Yes

• No

What is the purpose of a monologue in a play?

• To make the audience hungry

• to reveal a character's thoughts, emotions, or backstory and advance the plot.

• The purpose is to always make the audience laugh

How does a monologue help develop a character in a story?

• Helps you know the name of the character

• Lets you see a conversation between two or more characters

• • Shows the character's motivations, fears, and desires, aiding in character development.

  
  

A comedic monologue can be described as...

• Funny

• Serious

• Sad

A dramatic monologue can be described as...

• Funny

• Serious

• Comedy

What is one purpose of the costume designer in a musical?

• Organize the music

• Develop the lighting

• Establish the time period of the story

The Hair and Wig designers in the musical "Annie on Broadway" use human hair to make their wigs look more authentic.

• True

• False

Who creates the dance movement in the musical?

• Director

• Choreographer

• Illustrator