The Importance of Physicality in Theatre

What is physical theatre and what elements does it include?

• A form of theatre that emphasises the use of physical movement for expression, including elements like mime, gesture, and dance.

• A type of theatre that focuses on spoken dialogue and traditional acting techniques.

• A genre of theatre that primarily uses puppetry and visual effects.

• A style of theatre that relies heavily on digital technology and multimedia presentations.

Theatre is considered a visual medium because of its reliance on what element?

• Dialogue

• Physicality

• Sound effects

• Lighting

An actor's movement on stage conveys a message to the audience by:

• expressing emotions and intentions

• changing the set design

• altering the script

• adjusting the lighting

In what ways can physicality in theatre communicate thoughts, feelings, and relationships?

• Through dialogue and monologues

• By using lighting and sound effects

• Through body language and movement

• By using props and costumes

Actors use their bodies to create a deeper connection with the audience by:

• Using facial expressions and gestures

• Speaking loudly

• Wearing costumes

• Standing still

Jacques Lecoq is known for his contributions to which field?

• Theatre

• Physics

• Mathematics

• Biology

When was Jacques Lecoq born?

• 1970

• 1921

• 1870

• 2000

The primary tool for expression according to Jacques Lecoq's approach to physical acting is:

• Voice

• Body

• Facial Expressions

• Costume

Name three principal skills encouraged by Jacques Lecoq in his students.

• Physical awareness, improvisation, and creativity

• Mathematics, science, and history

• Cooking, painting, and singing

• Programming, data analysis, and machine learning

The term 'UNDULATION' refers to:

• a wave-like motion

• a type of plant

• a musical instrument

• a mathematical equation