acting without speaking

description of what is happening on the stage

strongest emotion present in a piece

center of the acting area

exaggerated play with heroes and villians

advertising through newspapers, TV, radio, Internet or flyers

sudden and extreme; attracting attention

leaving the stage

overall process of putting on a play

to clap the hands as an expression of aproval or appreciation

person who tells the story

signal for something to happen

a piece of writing presented as dialogue

sorrounding conditions

speaking or writing clearly and fluently

a women who acts in a play, film, broadcast or commercial

people who come to watch the play

actor facing the audience and other actors

articles or items used by an actor on the stage

representation of a place on stage

lines or words spoken by the actors

subject for a piece of literature, theater, art, or music

fabric that separates the actors from the audience

person in a play that the actor portrays

to bring out the meaning of something through performance

the sitting or standing position of a body

type style used for stage directions

clothing worn by actors to show character

dialogue acted out between two or more people or a section of a play

person who watches an event, show, performance, etc.

made up of humorous songs or skits that makes fun of something

what a character wants

a character that changes during the course of the play

signal for actors to go to the starting point

audience sits on all sides of an acting area

a play where the actors also sing

imaginary wall on that separates the stage from the audience

the area of the stage farthest from the audience

The most powerful position on stage