______ is the scenery and other properties (props) used to identify the location of a dramatic production.

The most important job in set design is to create a visual setting that is reflective of the tone and the time period of the scene.

What is so difficult for plays that require minimal or no sets.

The audience members' experience begins as the play begins on stage.

Brightly-colored lighting schemes in yellows, oranges, and reds can create a warm and happy feel to a set.

_____________ can create a feel of sadness or tragedy.

How many major character types are there in theatre?

A play can never have only one character.

Every play has to have elaborate stage scenery to be produced.

The main character or hero of a story.

A protagonist must be strong, likeable, honorable, and without flaws or weaknesses.

Protagonists can also be referred to as the lead, main, or starring role.

This is the character of a story whose role represents the enemy, competitor, or opposing force to the protagonist.

An antagonist often has at least one vulnerability that may be overcome by the protagonist in the resolution of the play.

This role represents the character or group of characters whose job it is to provide background information regarding the plot or other characters.

The narrator always has a specified name.

The chorus may appear on stage with the cast, or may be heard in a background or voiceover manner.

This is the love interest of the protagonist.

The relationship between the romantic character and the protagonist always results in a happy ending.

The romantic interest never plays a major role in the conflict faced by the protagonist.

This is the best friend, ally, or confidante of the protagonist.

The protagonist would not have a reflector, but instead, an accomplice or henchman.

The romantic could function in the form of a sibling, servant, or even, in some cases, a higher power.

Plays a role in the protagonist's victory over the antagonist and may or may not survive the events of the play.

What is the meaning of the “costume”?

The person who writes the plays is the…

minor characters play a small part in the story

What type of character is this? Pennywise the evil clown!

Which one is not a characteristic of a protagonist?

Which of these can be an antagonist

The first rule to creating a set design is to create a visual setting that is reflective of the tone and the time period of the scene.

The audience members' experience begins as they enter the theatre building and can be influenced by...

Downstage left, downstage right, or upstage center are stage positions where ____________ characters should make their entrance in order to make the most significant impact on the audience.

These roles represent the character or group of characters whose job it is to provide background information regarding the plot or other characters.

This is the best friend, ally, or confidante of the protagonist.