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WorksheetsOur House - The Musical - R&R 1
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Who was the Director of 'Our House'
Tim Firth
Tom Firth
Tim Forth
Tam Farth
What is the role of the Theatre Director?
To do everything involved in producing a musical show.
To bring out the best in the actors involved in the production.
To oversee the musical performances involved in the show.
To direct the audience to their seats.
What does the term Choreography mean?
To learn to dance.
To work on a dance routine to get it right.
The sequence of movements or steps involved in a dance.
The person responsible for teaching a dance.
How can 'Musical Theatre' best be described?
A show on stage that only uses music to tell a story.
A production where the acting is the most important aspect.
A genre of theatre that combines singing, acting and dancing.
A performance where dance and acting are not important.
What is meant by the term 'Creative Intentions'?
What the Director wants the production to look like.
The intentions of the actors involved in the performance.
How creative a production team can be.
The purpose of the performance and the themes used addressed in the story.
What is the 'purpose' of a musical?
The reason the Writer/Director wrote the story.
Who the performance is written for.
To make an audience laugh.
To include the audience in the performance.
What is 'Our House' about?
A lad from Camden who, on his 16th birthday, makes a decision that will affect the rest of his life.
A story about a lad who makes the wrong choices all through his life.
A lad from London who is in the wrong place at the wrong time.
A girl called Sarah who wants to help a 16 year old lad.
Which themes are addressed through 'Our House'?
Love, Family values, Growing up
Love, Fear, being a rebel.
Competition, regret, immaturity
Pride, anguish, loss
Which band is the music of 'Our House' written by?
Take That
Ed Sheeran
Madness
Queen
What is a 'Skills Audit'?
A list of skills you must have.
A method of finding out what you are not very good at.
A tick list of skills required in the performing arts industry.
A way of considering your strengths and weaknesses
