Which part of the stage is Square #2?

Which part of the stage is Square #3?

Which part of the stage is Square #4?

Which part of the stage is Square number 5?

Which part of the stage is Square #6?

Which part of the stage is Square #7?

What part of the stage is Square #8?

Which part of the stage is Square #9?

The _______________ Area is closer to the audience

The Upstage Area is closer to the _____________________.

True or False: Raked Stages used to be built at an angle with the back (furthest away from the audience) higher and the front (closest to the audience) lower so that audiences on a flat surface could see all the action on stage clearly.

Raked stages were ________________ at the front (closest to the audience) and ________________ at the back (furthest from the audience)

________________ is the name for a stage that is angled so that the audience sitting on a flat surface could see everything clearly from their ground seats.

This area in the theatre is where Lighting and Sound Boards are operated by the technical crew:

This part of the theatre frames the stage and creates a "picture frame" for the audience to look through and see the action of the play.

This is the area of the stage that sticks out just past the Proscenium Arch towards the audience.

This area contains all areas backstage and any areas out in the auditorium where audience members CANNOT go.

Any area that is accessible by audience members, including the bathrooms, lobby, box office, and auditorium is known as:

True or False: We learned that actors use their Voices, Bodies, and Facial Expressions to create characters

Learning and practicing Improv teaches us how to be ___________________ as actors.

In Improv, it is important to always say "___________", and to never say "_______________"

True or False: When doing improv with a scene partner, it is important to say "Yes, and..." because it allows you to be in charge of your partner

True or False: The true purpose of Improv is to create trust between you and your partner so that you can work together to create scenes

This part of the theater is where the audience can buy tickets to see a show

In "G.O.T.E", which letter stands for "what my character wants or needs"?

In "G.O.T.E." which letter stands for "the things standing in the way of what my character needs"?

In "G.O.T.E.", which letter stands for "How my character will get what they want"?

In "G.O.T.E.", which letter stands for "How my character thinks they will feel once they get what they want"?

True or False: When you introduce yourself before a monologue, it is important to say your name first

True or False: Stage right and stage left are named from the audience's perspective.

Which part of the Dramatic Structure tells us about important background information, characters, and setting?

Which part of the Dramatic Structure has conflicts that build up to the turning point in the story?

Which part of the Dramatic structure is the turning point in the story?

Which part of the Dramatic Structure do the after effects of the turning point change everything?

What part of Dramatic Structure is where everything calms down and the story comes to a close?

True or False: Improv challenges us to be quick and think on our feet.

We create characters using our:

True or False: When we are doing improv, if it important to try and be as funny as possible.

True or False: When you introduce yourself before your monologue, the very next thing you should do is tell everyone that you are starting.

In improv, we are acting without a ______________

Which one of these is an example of INTERPERSONAL conflict?

Which one of these is an example of INTRAPERSONAL conflict?

What is INTERPERSONAL conflict?

What is INTRAPERSONAL conflict?

In the Cat Hair play that we read together, which type of conflict was:

Butterball Snowflake vs. The Narrator

In the Cat Hair play that we read together, what type of conflict was:

"Brenda vs. Deciding whether or not to keep her cat"

When you are finished performing a monologue, what do you say at the end?

The "G.O.T.E." method helps us to ____________________

"Sally wants to bake a cake, but she doesn't have any sugar. She drives to the store to buy sugar, and then she bakes her cake":

What is Sally's GOAL?

"Sally wants to bake a cake, but she doesn't have any sugar. She drives to the store to buy sugar, and then she bakes her cake":

What is Sally's OBSTACLE?

"Sally wants to bake a cake, but she doesn't have any sugar. She drives to the store to buy sugar, and then she bakes her cake":

What is Sally's TACTIC?