the quality of your voice (ie) this suggests your mood and your intention towards the listener, eg happy, sad.

...is the speed with which you speak, eg the speed of response in an argument.

...holding for a moment: a dramatic one of these at a crucial moment is very effective in performance.

… is how loud/quiet you speak.

…your voice reaches the back row of the theatre

...tells the audience where your character comes from or their social class

is the positioning of your spine and where you hold your core, stomach, shoulders and chest.

is a movement you make with your hands and arms to express an idea or meaning.

is the way in which someone stands, from their hips down to their feet.

is a person’s manner of walking

Using your face to communicate age/emotions

French for 'living picture', is a static scene containing one or more actors.

What are the 3 Golden Rules of a great Tableau?