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TH 1-2 Auditions and Performance Branch

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name

Class

Date

You are auditioning from the moment you walk

on the stage

in the door

you start your monologue

you see the director

The part of the stage closest to the audience is

Stage directions are taken from the __________ point of view.

director's

audience's

technician's

actor/performer's

When a director tells you to __________ ________, he/she is asking you to turn more of your body to face the audience (or to open up).

cheat out

cross over

turn 3/4 R

speak up

Auditioning with a script you have never read before is

a cold reading

improv

a monologue audition

reader's theatre

Always audition with a piece from the show you are trying out for

True

False

A part in a play is called a

Cast

Role

Director

Cold Reading

Acting without a script is known as

Improv

Cold Reading

Auditioning

Monologuing

Acting with a script you have not previously read is called a(n)

Improv Scene

Monologue

Cold Reading

Audition

10.

Any expressive movement of your arms/limbs is know as a

Facial Expression

Cold Reading

Projection

Gesture

11.

When you are completely facing away from the audience, you are

Profile Right

Profile Left

Full Back

Full Front

12.

If you are feeling ill, be sure to have a cough drop at your audition.

True

False

13.

What are the three tools of the actor?

Performers, performance space, audience

Performance, Technical, Management

Body, Voice, Mind

Song, Dance, Acting

14.

You should absolutely review your stage directions and body positions before taking this quiz!

True

False

15.

When gesturing, which hand should you use?

US hand

DS hand

SL hand

SR hand

16.

The three branches of theatre are:

performance, audience, technical

performance, management, technical

dramatic, comedic, seriocomedic

lights, sound, set design

17.

The three tools of the actor are:

body, voice, mind (imagination)

gestures, posture, blocking

projection, articulation, tempo

objective, obstacles, tactics

18.

Theatre began with the:

Italian Renaissance

Cavemen

Medieval Era

Ancient Greeks

19.

A group of actors working collectively to create a show:

Ensemble

Techies

Directors

Audience

20.

Any person who appears in front of an audience is called a:

Singer

Patron

Performer

Techie

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TH 1-2 Auditions and Performance Branch

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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