WorksheetsIntro To Theatre Vocabulary Part III
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Green Room
The main or lower part of the seating area. It is usually several feet lower than the stage and several feet higher than the floor of the orchestra pit.
The lowest balcony in a theatre, or the first few rows of the balcony.
Where the performers wait for their time on stage.
Signal for cast and crew to take their positions.
Hand Prop
Any item an actor can carry in their hands to help create character.
Specific comments from a director to an actor (or from the TD to the technical staff) about their performance.
Signal for the cast and crew to take their positions.
To wait or freeze; for the audience, for laughter, for applause, etc.
Hold
Any item an actor can carry in their hands to help create character.
Signal for the cast and crew to take their positions.
Specific comments from a director to an actor (or from the TD to the technical staff) about their performance.
To wait or freeze; for the audience, for laughter, for applause, etc.
Mezzanine
Where the performers wait for their time on stage.
The lowest balcony in a theatre, or the first few rows of the balcony.
The main or lower part of the seating area. It is usually several feet lower than the stage and several feet higher than the floor of the orchestra pit.
To wait or freeze; for the audience, for laughter, for applause, etc.
Monologue
A play incorporating song and dance to help tell the story.
Specific comments from a director to an actor (or from a TD to the technical staff) about their performance.
A speech delivered by one actor to other actors or to the audience.
Signal for cast and crew to take their positions.
Musical
Signal for cast and crew to take their positions.
An actor's character, lines and actions in a play.
Where the performers wait for their time on stage.
A play incorporating song and dance to help tell the story.
Notes
A play incorporating song and dance to help tell the story.
Specific comments from a director to an actor (or from a TD to the technical staff) about their performance.
A speech delivered by one actor to other actors or to the audience.
Signal for cast and crew to take their positions.
Orchestra Level
The main or lower part of the seating area. It is usually several feet lower than the stage and several feet higher than the floor of the orchestra pit.
Where the performers wait for their time on stage.
The lowest balcony in a theatre, or the first few rows of the balcony.
To wait or freeze; for the audience, for laughter, for applause, etc.
Places
An actor's character, lines and actions in a play.
Where the performers wait for their time on stage.
Signal for cast and crew to take their positions.
Specific comments from a director to an actor (or from the TD to the technical staff) about their performance.
Role
Signal for cast and crew to take their positions.
Any item an actor can carry in their hands to help create character.
An actor's character, lines and actions in a play.
Specific comments from a director to an actor (or from the TD to the technical staff) about their performance.
