The physical arrangement of actors on a stage.

Moving in the opposite direction of another actor that is moving.

Arranging of the actors and set in a strategic way to produce a desired effect.

A scale diagram of a stage from above and used especially for planning blocking.

Seeing the stage so that an audience is directed to look in a certain area.

Breaking a stage into four areas for blocking. This could be directions (North, South, East, West)

Anything an audience member can see from their seat in the house.

A contrived and often used bit of business that a performer uses to steal attention.

An arrangement of actors who do not move or speak, and who represent a view of life or an event.