True or false: Expressing a character through my actions involves expressing myself through body language.

If I am playing a character that is an old woman, how might I express that character?

The problem that drives the whole story is the:

The main events in a story

The creation or construction of a fictional character is called:

She walked through the door, dressed head to toe in red. Her high heels clicked on the linoleum, echoing through the great hall. Though she paid no attention to the stares, all eyes were on her.

What observations can we make about this character?

What senses do we use to observe things around us?

Why would we want to be observant while we are acting out onstage?

The lesson that the author wants us to learn from the story is the:

"Money doesn't buy you happiness" is an example of:

Two or more people having a conversation is called:

Jimmy: Jessica! We need to talk!

Jessica: I told you I didn't want to talk to you, Jimmy!

Jimmy: (surprised that Jessica has spoken to him this way) oh, so it's like that then?

Jessica: (amazed) Yes it's like that! I told you not to tell my sister that we were dating!

This is an example of what?

What sound effects would I want to use if my show was set on a beach?

The scenery used on stage to create the setting of a show is called a:

An outfit that a character wears onstage is called a:

Technical theatre is:

Tiffany grabbed her purse as she ran out the door. Did the black leather match her brown dress? No, but it didn't really matter at this point. There was Danny to think about.

What is the prop that Tiffany used?

What is a playwright?

True or False: Most plays follow the story plot sequence, just like a regular book or story.

Commedia dell' arte began in which country?

Characters that often fit a stereotype and can be found in almost any comedy are called:

Early forms of commedia or theatre in Europe were performed:

The "lovers" in commedia were:

Commedia dell'arte was the root of what?