Monologue Q

The only part of a monologue that matters is the performance.

• True

• False

An introduction should give the audience a glimpse of the "real you."

• True

• False

If a director says to do it again, you should perform the exact same way. 

• True

• False

A monologue is often a highly emotional speech.

• True

• False

The “moment before” is when an actor gives their name.

• True

• False

Directors prefer that you focus your monologue directly to them.

• True

• False

Movement, blocking, and gestures should be limited in a monologue.

• True

• False

A monologue should include a variety of vocal and emotional levels.

• True

• False

An actor should think about all of the following in the moment before a monologue performance except which one?

• Focus on what they're about to do.

• Imagine what happens to their character right before they give this speech.

• Worry about if they will perform well.

What is the difference between objectives and tactics in acting?

• Tactics are what the character wants. Objectives are how they get to those goals.

• Objectives are what the character wants. Tactics are how they get to those goals.