The social and cultural way of telling stories.

The way in which two characters are connected and behave towards each other.

The way your eyes sparkle.

The disconnection you have with a stranger.

Depict (someone or something) in a work of art or literature.

To get that ketchup stain out.

How an audience behaves.

The way you open the curtain on stage.

The number one window cleaner.

Clapping after a performance.

Creating lines or action spontaneously.

Give one's entire attention.

Planned or memorized dialogue on stage.

an area of the stage that the audience cannot see.

Made up dialogue and action as you go, usually guided by a prompt.

An ancient dance move that involves raising your toes above your head.

the personality an actor portrays in a scene or play that is different from their own.

the part of the stage projecting past the curtain.

a type of walking stick used on stage.

an itch you get in the middle of your back that you can't reach.

The way a character dresses on stage.

Another name for THEATRE IN THE ROUND.

A character's emotional or physical response to something that is happening in the scene.

A fancy name for a paper clip.

random items under your bed.

a cast of characters; how the group interacts and support that is more important than each individual performance.

a story written to be played out on stage.

people who watch or listen and respond to a performance.

add extra pepper to your stir-fry.

use prepared dialogue on stage.

walk on stage with a limp.

create lines or action spontaneously when necessary.

the costumes you choose to wear.

the event that didn't happen to you.

a method of acting in which an actor recalls specific events that may trigger emotions that are similar to what the character is feeling.

a style in which you create lines or actions spontaneously when necessary.

actors and crew of a production.

the clothes you wore last week.

the areas of the stage that the audience can't see.

the people that show