POST TEST 09

What does stage setting encompass in a theatrical production?

• Only lighting

• Only costumes

• Only stage directions

• Scenery, props, lighting, and set design

How does stage setting contribute to storytelling?

• By creating a tangible environment for characters

• By focusing on practical aspects only

• By providing only visual elements

• It doesn't impact storytelling

What is the primary purpose of stage scenery?

• To obstruct the actors

• Only for practical reasons

• To enhance the overall aesthetic and mood

• To confuse the audience

In a proscenium stage, how does the audience face the stage?

• In a circular arrangement

• From the back

• From one side, separated by a proscenium arch

• From three sides

What defines a thrust stage?

• It is surrounded by the audience on all sides.

• It extends into the audience on three sides.

• It has a large, framed opening.

• It is completely enclosed.

What characterizes an in-the-round stage?

• It is a flexible, unadorned space.

• It extends into the audience all sides.

• It is raised with a central platform.

• It features a proscenium arch.

What does 'upstage' refer to in stage directions?

• The right side of the stage

• Toward the front of the stage

• Toward the back of the stage

• The left side of the stage

Which stage direction indicates moving from one part of the stage to another?

• Exit

• Enter

• Cross

• Crossover

What is the significance of 'exit stage left' in stage directions?

• Characters leave from the back

• Characters leave from the front

• Characters leave from the left side

• Characters leave from the right side

What is a defining feature of a black box theater?

• It has an elaborate set design.

• It is raised with a central platform.

• It features a large proscenium arch.

• It has black walls and a flat floor.